Discover new content covering all the latest topics and advanced methods by participating in PAW’s workshops, case studies, and educational sessions. 

PAW NYC agenda highlights include:

• Keynotes from Tom Davenport, President's Distinguished Professor, Babson College, Author, Competing on Analytics and Eric Siegel, Conference Program Chair, Predictive Analytics World
• Special plenary sessions from industry heavyweights, Usama Fayyad, Ph.D., CEO, Open Insights and John F. Elder, CEO and Founder, Elder Research
• Full day workshops that cover the topics of Decisioning, Core Methods, Net Lift Modeling, Hands-On Intro, and Hands-On R
• Topics covering black box trading, churn modeling, crowdsourcing, demand forecasting, ensemble models, fraud detection, healthcare, insurance applications, law enforcement, litigation, market mix modeling, mobile analytics, online marketing, risk management, social data, supply chain management, targeting direct marketing, uplift modeling (net lift), and other innovative applications that benefit organizations in new and creative ways.

Thomas Davenport Author,Competing on Analytics

Eric Siegel, Ph.D Program Chair, Predictive Analytics World

Usama Fayyad, Ph.D CEO, Open Insights

John F. Elder IV, Ph.D Chief Scientist, Elder Research, Inc.

Become an invaluable resource to your organization by discovering new processes and tactics that your peers are using to optimize with the best methods that leverage data – bringing their business results to the next level. 

New Financial Services Track — You Asked and We Delivered 

October’s event will include a new conference track of sessions dedicated to the Financial Services industry. This track will feature something for users of all levels, whether you’re deploying your first initiative or learning new ways to position analytics within your organization. 

Take advantage of Super Early Bird Pricing and realize 
$400 in savings before May 20, 2011.

Note:  Each additional attendee from the same company registered at the same time receives an extra $200 off the Conference Pass.