IIBM Smarter Cities Master Class2013.12.19---智慧城市发展变化的技能

IIBM Smarter Cities Master Class2013.12.19---智慧城市发展变化的技能
發佈日期：2013年12月19日
Skills and the City: Owning the Future
Panelists: PTECH Principal Rashid Davis, Dr. Constantine E. Kontokosta, Deputy Director CUSP, James Warren Karuru Reed, CUSP Student, Professor Maria Liakata, University of Warwick
Moderator: Stanley Litow, VP Corporate Citizenship and Corporate Affairs, IBM
The maturation of smart devices, smarter networks and powerful analytics allow cities to solve critical problems, faster and more effective than in the past. Intelligent software tools and advanced computing technologies provide, for the first time ever, the ability to sort through the immense streams of data generated by cities and their dwellers, and make a real impact on our quality of life. In the past, analyzing such data was a role for mathematicians and statisticians alone. Today, the skills needed to manage, analyze and convert Big Data into meaningful insight are in short supply as more jobs require data-driven responsibilities. According to Gartner, Big Data demand will create more than 4.4-million jobs globally by 2015 — only one-third of which will be filled. The U.S. Department of Labor projects a 25 percent growth in the need for workers trained in analytics through 2018 in the U.S. alone.
The education industry must team up with the private sector to deliver curricula aimed to prepare the students heading back to school with the right data-driven skills for next century jobs -- from a Chief Data Officer, to a health data analyst to make sense of millions of medical records or an insurance analyst to identify trends that indicate fraud. Across all industries, employers are seeking the skills and people who can uncover insights from vast amounts of data -- insights that generate revenue, open the door to new markets, save money, and even save lives -- the biggest benefactor being cities where these employers and educators reside in.
This panel explores the changing skill sets needed for evolution toward Smarter Cities; showcasing the successful collaborations and public and private partnerships that address the needs of cities by shrinking the growing skills gap in STEM fields of study.
发布日期： 2013年12月19日 技能和城市：拥有未来 演讲嘉宾： PTECH校长拉希德·戴维斯博士康斯坦丁E. Kontokosta ，副主任尖点，詹姆斯·沃伦Karuru芦苇，尖点学生，玛丽亚Liakata教授，英国华威大学
主持人：斯坦利Litow ，副总裁企业公民和企业事务， IBM
智能设备，更智能的网络和强大的分析能力的成熟让城市解决关键问题，更快，更有效地比过去。智能软件工具和先进的计算技术提供，为有史以来第一次，通过城市及其居民产生的数据的巨大流进行排序，并在我们的生活质量产生实际影响的能力。在过去，分析这些数据是单独的数学家和统计学家的作用。今天，管理，分析和转换大数据转化为有意义的洞察力所需要的技能都供不应求随着越来越多的工作需要数据驱动的职责。根据Gartner的数据，大数据的需求将在全球创造超过4.4万个就业岗位，到2015年 - 只有三分之一，其中将被填补。美国劳工部项目有25 ％的增长，需要到2018年，仅在美国受过训练的分析人员。
教育产业必须组队与私营部门提供的课程，旨在准备前往学生返校用正确的数据驱动能力为下个世纪的工作 - 从首席数据官，来一个健康数据分析，使感数以百万计的医疗记录或保险分析师，以确定趋势，表明欺诈行为。各行业，雇主寻求的技能和人民谁可以从海量的数据中发现的见解 - 即产生收入的见解，打开大门，新的市场，省钱，甚至挽救生命 - 最大的恩人是城市里这些雇主和教育工作者居住英寸
本专题将探讨需要向智慧城市发展变化的技能，展示了成功的合作，而解决城市的需求萎缩的研究STEM领域不断增长的技能差距的公共和私营部门伙伴关系。