Speaker Bio & Abstract
CGI Nederland
The Netherlands
BiographyIpsit works as a Senior Consultant for the Space unit of CGI Nederland with a focus towards Space Data Applications. His unit deals in creating innovative data driven solutions for commercial and institutional markets through synergetic usage of geo-spatial data with other sources. These solutions help empowering new approaches for cross-sector domains- from sensing urban areas, monitoring human settlements and cities to climate change and security. Ipsit is a Geo-Informatics engineer from CEG, Anna University, India and holds an MSc. in Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation from Faculty ITC, University of Twente, The Netherlands.AbstractAddressing continuously evolving business demands across entire enterprises requires fast paced digital transformation. One of the key ingredients of digital transformation are data driven insights. Analyzing, Integrating and Validating information from big data streams (both spatial and non-spatial), to complement business processes, requires more than just technology. It requires constant R&D with data and methods, deep understanding of business processes and it needs to be backed by round-the-clock deployment on IT platforms. All of this in close interaction with one’s customers, to continuously acknowledge their needs and requirements.
At CGI Nederland, the Space Data Applications unit focuses on creating highly innovative solutions for commercial and institutional markets. In my keynote, I will focus on how information for decision makers is enriched with contextual data from various sources and is analyzed to provide insights to take better decisions. On top this, data can form the basis for automation.
Two use cases will be elaborated, one dealing with combining Space data with real-time social media analytics for improving human migration prognosis for various regional and national stakeholders. The second case will focus on how space data based information helps optimize agricultural-growers’ bottom-line results with respect to maintenance of greenhouses.