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Speakers on social data
Anna Rosling Rönnlund
Usability Designer & Big Data Visualizer, aiming to improve the understanding of the world we live in.Sweden
Dana Benjamin
Dana empowers organizations to turn complex data into community-driven action and measurable social impact.USA
Geoff White
Election hacking, money laundering, billion-dollar cyber heists... author and investigative journalist Geoff White has covered it all.UK
Mark McCrindle
Mark McCrindle is a generational expert, demographer, futurist, social researcher, TEDX speaker, author, and Principal at internationally recognised insights advisory firm, McCrindle.Australia
Graeme Codrington
Graeme is an internationally recognized futurist, specializing in the future of work. He helps organizations understand the forces shaping the world around us, focusing on the intersection o...South Africa, UK
Charlene Li
Charlene Li helps leaders harness AI and disruption to spark bold, lasting transformation across strategy, culture, and leadership.USA
Andreas Ekstrom
Journalist, author and digital futurist educating on how the digital world is changing lives, business and society.Sweden
Carl Miller
Speaking to global audiences, Miller provides helpful information about the way technology is changing every aspect of the human experience. He gives powerful insights on politics, journalism, crime, ...UK}
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About the topic: Social Data
Social data in online technology is a new kind of customer data, because it is the collective information produced by millions of people as they actively participate in online social activities. It is both provided voluntarily and is relatively easy to access.
Social data is the collection of information about what people do and say online, with the added bonus of having happened “in the wild,” as opposed to in a lab room, filling out a survey or trying out a particular product or feature while being watched. In this way the data you accumulate from social data is potentially more valuable than what you collect in the lab. It is the real activity of real customers.
Keynotes on social data can focus on the benefits of social data, and focus on how the more accessible social data becomes, the more interesting things can be done with it.
Keynote speakers are able to inspire companies and organizations on how social data can change their business strategies.
Social data is the collection of information about what people do and say online, with the added bonus of having happened “in the wild,” as opposed to in a lab room, filling out a survey or trying out a particular product or feature while being watched. In this way the data you accumulate from social data is potentially more valuable than what you collect in the lab. It is the real activity of real customers.
Keynotes on social data can focus on the benefits of social data, and focus on how the more accessible social data becomes, the more interesting things can be done with it.
Keynote speakers are able to inspire companies and organizations on how social data can change their business strategies.