Artificial Intelligent Tools are the source of Big Data for Cities Management

Intelligent Tools+Good Policies=Smart Cities

It feel at home when trading with Chinese, the economic growth for our business have improved rapidly

KARIBU -UN was one of my greatest achievement in 2018. Being given an opportunity to drive policy for the future of this World. I stand to say SDGs is the solution for a better future

Top speakers include in 2018:

Evan Williams- co-founder, Twitter and founder, Medium

Evan is a co-founder of Twitter and held the role of President and CEO before leaving in late 2010 to set up Medium. Medium is an online publishing platform and a leader in social journalism combining the work of amateur and professional people and publications. 60 million readers visit Medium every month.

Margrethe Vestager- European Commissioner for Competition

Returning to Web Summit for a second year, EU Commissioner for Competition Margrethe Vestager is perhaps the world’s most famous regulator. For four years she has investigated American tech firms ordering them to pay fines totaling €8.472 billion for breaking competition rules. She also ordered Apple to pay €13 billion (plus interest) to Ireland for unpaid taxes.

Maisie Williams, Actor, Game of Thrones

Maisie is best known for her role as Arya Stark in the HBO fantasy television series Game of Thrones. The show is rumored to be returning for a seventh session in 2019. She is the co-founder of Daisie, a social networking site making it easier for creatives to network, share ideas, and collaborate on projects.

Young Sohn – President, Samsung Electronics

Young Sohn is president and chief strategy officer for Samsung Electronics. Samsung this year surpassed Intel to become the world’s biggest semiconductors manufacturer. He is responsible for business development and strategy for global innovation, investment and new business creation at the company. Young led Samsung’s recent $8 billion acquisition of automotive and audio electronics company Harman.

John Collison – co-founder, Stripe

John is president and co-founder of Stripe, a company he founded with his older brother Patrick. Stripe provides online payment processing for internet businesses. The company is valued at over $9 billion and has offices in nine cities employing nearly 1,000 people worldwide.

Devin Wenig – CEO, eBay

Devin is eBay’s President & CEO. He became CEO in July 2015, after overseeing eBay’s Marketplaces business as its President for nearly four years. Under his leadership, eBay has grown annual online sales from $60.3 billion in 2011 to $88.4 billion in 2017 and added 71 million active customers, to a total of 170 million.

Mark Schneider – CEO, Nestlé

In 2016, Mark was appointed to the position of CEO at Nestlé, the world’s largest food and drinks company. Previously he held the role of CEO at global healthcare company Fresenius Kabi. Nestlé recently paid Starbucks $7.2bn for rights to distribute the US chain’s packaged coffee.

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Data Science Skills for Society: From Big Data to AI, robotics and beyond

The rise of Big Data has caused a huge demand of data analysts, data scientists and data-savvy business executives. As the AI wave becomes transformational across application areas, from enterprise to consumer platforms, from cybersecurity to robotics, the demand for data scientists is growing exponentially. Universities are rising to meet this demand with new degrees and courses but the unprecedented demand for talent is creating a considerable gap. The objective of this session is to discuss the evolving nature of Data Science skills needed to deal with Big Data and AI technology, being an ideal follow-on activity to build on a Skills panel in the main ICT programme. The session will identify data science skills challenges from the perspective of industry and society using a cross-disciplinary approach. We will discuss activities that could assist in addressing these challenges and identify future policy and recommendations. The session will enable a diverse group of big data and AI stakeholders to discuss challenges and opportunities for Europe in Data Science Skills. Networking is vital to both of these exercises to ensure that the appropriate breadth of European stakeholders contribute to the discussion, including technology experts, academics, practitioners, and policy-makers. We will conclude by inviting participants to join the BDV PPP in its actions to move the Data and AI skills agenda forward and support the Digital Skills and Jobs Coalition.

Digital Innovation Hubs Now and in Future

Nov 2018 in Strathmore University @iLabAfrica

The program was intended to

1. Building Capacity Supporting startups Reaching Stakeholders IoT Regional Ecosystem

2. Accelerating IoT and Big Data innovation