February 12^th, 2009, AM 9:00 12:00

February 13^th, 2009, AM 9:00 12:00

Kansai University TOKYO CENTER (next to Tokyo station)

Map

English

http://www.jebl.co.jp/e/outline/sapiatower/

Japanese

http://www.kansai-u.ac.jp/tokyo/map.html

As the rapid expansion of ubiquitous environment enables companies and their circumstances to accumulate huge amounts of detailed and chronological data related to business process in recent days, the society has become eager to utilize data mining in order to understand business dynamics scientifically and to discover new knowledge.

DSI program includes 1) fostering human resources who can find out business process through scientific and practical methods in such a way that provides students with basic knowledge of complicated statistical mathematics, data mining and service science, 2) development of educational programs for the same. The educational program is designed to discover inventive information from huge chronological data of consumer behavior as a model of gigantic data handling and analysis for understanding business process, focusing on marketing issues.

The workshop will be held to collect a wide range of information on cutting-edged relevant education curriculum and studies for data mining from rest of the world so as to achieve the goal of the program.

■ Prof. Dr. Dirk Van den Poel (Ghent University, Belgium)

■ Prof. Dr. Ralf Wagner (University of Kassel, Germany)

■ Dr. Kumiko Gnibba-Yukawa (Prudentia Marketing Research Ltd.)

DSI (Data Mining and Service Science for Innovation) Project, Kansai University