Since 2016, Big Data and AI Toronto has been providing a unique platform for IT decision-makers and data innovators to explore and discuss insights, showcase the latest innovative projects, and connect with other data and analytics professionals.

This year’s conference and expo, held virtually on October 13-14, 2021, will provide attendees with a 360° view of the industry through a unique 4-in-1 experience: AI, big data, cloud, and cybersecurity.

• Network with thousands of attendees and connect with like-minded professionals

• Livestream 70+ hours of content via 3 public tracks and 3 conference tracks

• 150+ speakers from the likes of Facebook, Netflix, Google, Cineplex, GM, Scotiabank

• Meet over 20 of the industry’s leading solution providers at the Expo

• Discover the current state of technologies and solutions via Demo sessions

Who’s attending?

Managers, directors, VPs, CXOs, data scientists, technologists from over 35 countries will be in attendance this October. They work at companies like IBM, Microsoft, Apple, Accenture, Toyota, GM, Google, Deloitte, TD Bank, Manulife, CIBC, RBC, Leo Burnett, Home Depot, Scotiabank, Telus, HSBC…

Sessions include:

• Leveraging AI to enhance human creativity – Domhnaill Hernon, Global Lead Humanizing Enterprise Technology at EY

• AI and its social impact – Anne-Marie Croce, Chief Innovator, Customer Experience Transformation and Innovation at The City of Toronto

• When AI goes wrong and how to fix it – Dan Jeffries, Chief Technical Evangelist at Pachyderm

• Data Privacy & Facebook - Nicola Vallentin, Client Solutions Manager, Enterprise Commerce at Facebook and Sonia Carreno, President at IAB Canada

• Inspiring algorithms – Ben Taylor, Chief AI Evangelist at DataRobot

• Data ecosystem to power AI – Nishan Subedi, VP, Algorithms & AI at Overstock.com

Most attendees will have access to the free expo (3 public tracks, 50+ speakers, 20+ exhibitors), or can buy a conference pass, giving the access to an extra 3 conference tracks.

For more information about Big Data and AI Toronto, or to register, please visit https://www.bigdata-toronto.com/.