On-demand Webinar
We are excited that Gernot Molin will join us for this episode. Gernot is a pioneer in applying advanced analytics in the industry and architecting large scale data platforms. He is now a Fellow and Senior Analyst at BARC, Advisor to various Private Equity Investment Companies and co-Owner of paiqo GmbH, a specialist AI consultancy. We elaborate what the best practices are to keep models performing well over a long period of time. There are several cornerstones how to achieve this. Gernot will share with you valueable insights from more than 20 years experience in the industry - how to ensure continuous value of your AI investments.
Duration: 47 min
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Gernot is a pioneer in applying advanced analytics in the industry and architecting large scale data platforms. He is now a Fellow and Senior Analyst at BARC, Advisor to various Private Equity Investment Companies and co-Owner of paiqo GmbH, a specialist AI consultancy. He is elaborating what the best practices are to keep models performing well over a long period of time.
Nicole works as a manufacturing analytics expert for the DACH region at SAS. For more than seven years, she focuses on the use of machine learning and advanced analytics methods in production, logistics and other IoT scenarios. Prior to this, she worked as a mathematician at technical universities, specializing in natural sciences and engineering.
Manfred has a decade’s worth of experience in the Metals Industry. He engineered, commissioned and troubleshooted several plant types, such as plate mills, hot rolling mills, continuous casters, etc. Manfred also led the pilot implementation of a quality control system for an entire integrated steel plant in Asia. At SAS Manfred advises clients in Manufacturing Industry how to turn business challenges into solvable data science use cases.
Martin is a trained computer scientist and mathematician with over 20 years of experience in implementing analytical projects in a wide variety of industries.