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Panel Session 6: Data Science+Decision Analysis in Financial Innovation
Panel discussion with Tom Keelin, SmartOrg; Stephen Malinak, TruValue Labs; Sheldon Bernard, A440 Management at 2019 DAAG Conference in Denver. This discussion covers the complementary use of decision science and data science in financial innovation.
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Panel Session 5: Decision Quality and Data in Entrepreneurship and Leadership
Panel discussion with Victor Koosh, Investor and Entrepreneur; Clint Korver, Ulu Ventures; Carl Spetzler, SDG; Jim Driscoll, Intel at 2019 DAAG Conference in Denver. This discussion covers the complementary use of decision science and data science in entrepreneurship and leadership.
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Panel Session 4: Data Science and Decision Analysis in Venture Investing
Panel discussion with Kemal Anbarci, Chevron; Clint Korver, Ulu Ventures; Tom Kehler, CrowdSmart; Victor Koosh, Investor and Entrepreneur at 2019 DAAG Conference in Denver. This discussion covers the complementary use of decision science and data science in venture investing.
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Panel Session 3: Building Data Products
Panel discussion with Ram Rampalli, Walmart; Stephen Malinak, TruValue Labs; Wenhao Liu, Salesforce; Suhui Chen, SmartOrg at 2019 DAAG Conference in Denver. This discussion covers the perspective Decision Analysis provides when building data products.
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Fireside Chat: Decision Analysis and Data Science in Pricing
Fireside chat by Thomas Seyller of Google at 2019 DAAG Conference in Denver. This talk explores how Decision Analysis and Data Science inform pricing decisions.
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Panel Session 2: Bringing out the Decision Analyst in the Data Scientist
Panel discussion with Brad Powley, Salesforce; John Mark Agosta, Microsoft; Zahit Guneri, MZG Data; Aaron Schaffrina, Chevron; John Busbice, Keen Decision Systems at 2019 DAAG Conference in Denver. This discussion covers the the decision making gaps in Data Science, and what can — and should — decision analysts do to help close those gaps.
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Panel Session 1: Bringing out the Data Scientist in the Decision Analyst
Panel discussion with Brad Powley, Salesforce; Isaac Faber, MatrixDS; Dennis Buede, Innovative Decisions; David Blum, Next Tier Concepts; Stephen Malinak, TruValue Labs at 2019 DAAG Conference in Denver. This discussion covers the challenges Decision Analysis organizations face in order to leverage Data Science.
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Keynote Presentation: AI is Decision-Making at Scale
Keynote presentation by Cassie Kozyrkov, Google at 2019 DAAG Conference in Denver.
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Integrating First Nations perspectives in the impact assessment process
Presented by Julian Gonzalez (EcoPlan) at 2018 DAAG Conference in Vancouver. In this session on Involving Communities of Interest in the Decision Process, this talk covers the potential impacts of the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion Project from the perspective of the Matsqui First Nation.
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A "Cap & Trade" Approach to Assessing Technical Success Probabilities in Pharma
Presented by Chris Dalton (Syncopation Software) at 2017 DAAG Conference in New Orleans. In this session on Learning and Organization, this talk discusses probability assessment in the context of pharma/biotech R&D portfolio management.
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Selecting a Preferred Alternative To Meet Tier 3 Gasoline Requirements
Presented by Rob Lazenby (Chevron) at 2017 DAAG Conference in New Orleans. In this session on Risk Assessment and Management, this talk discusses the use of DA techniques to determine a refinery's strategy to meet gasoline specifications.
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Oil Market Disruption Risks
Presented by Phil Beccue (White Deer Partners) at 2017 DAAG Conference in New Orleans. In this session on Risk Assessment and Management, this talk discusses a risk assessment of potential future oil disruptions and impacts to the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
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Modeling Ordered Uncertainties
Presented by Jon Mauer (Pfizer) at 2016 DAAG Conference in Banff. In this session on The Cutting Edge of Decision Analysis, this short talk looks at complex correlated uncertainties in a pharma problem.
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When is Enough, Enough?
Presented by Elayne Ko (Pfizer) at 2016 DAAG Conference in Banff. In this session on Unsolved Problems and Developing Ideas, this short presentation provides talking points for a discussion of requisite decision models.
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Real Estate Diagrams
Presented by Jim Felli (Eli Lilly) at 2016 DAAG Conference in Banff. In this session on Unsolved Problems and Developing Ideas, this short talk discusses the use of real estate diagrams to map an event's prevalence in a population and the presumed sensitivity and specificity of a proposed test.
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What If We Are Wrong? Asymmetric Risk Assessment
Presented by Bill Haskett (Decision Strategies) at 2016 DAAG Conference in Banff. In this session on Unsolved Problems and Developing Ideas, this short talk looks at asymmetric risks applied to a drilling example.
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The ABCDs of Informal DA in Neighborhood Non-profits
Presented by Enrico Manlapig (Westmont College) at 2016 DAAG Conference in Banff. In this session on Societal and Non-Profit Decision Making, this talk discusses how DA helped a school board choose a new facility.
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Supporting Landscape Level Planning and Management with DA-facilitated Integrated Science Modeling
Presented by Karen Jenni (USGS) and Tim Nieman (Decision Application) at 2016 DAAG Conference in Banff. In this session on Societal and Non-Profit Decision Making, this talk discusses the unique and interesting modeling and communication challenges associated with effective decision support in very large, complex multiple stakeholder situations.
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Exploring Management Options in the Grand Canyon w Formal Decision Analysis
Keynote address presented by Michael Runge (US Geological Survey) at 2016 DAAG Conference in Banff. This talk provides an example of how to use formal decision analysis methods in the context of an Environmental Impact Statement to integrate value judgments and scientific evidence in the evaluation of natural resource management alternatives.
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From Controversy to Consensus: A multi-attribute decision analysis for decommissioning California’s offshore oil platforms
Presented by Max Henrion (Lumina Decision Systems) at 2015 DAAG Conference in Huntington Beach. In this session on Case Studies, this talk discusses how DA framing and modeling was used to find common ground for a controversial decision.