Data Amplified Virtual 2021
Virtual Conference / Summit
Big Data & Analytics
Technology
Date: 14 to 16 Apr '21
Time: 12:00pm to 5:00pm (GMT) Greenwich Mean Time: Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London
Price:
Free
Data Amplified Virtual offers three days of free virtual education including five plenary sessions and 15 breakouts on hot topics in the regulatory, audit, data and technology industries. Discover innovation to drive recovery around the world, ESG standards and reporting, digital auditing and reporting, along with best practices, tips and case studies from global industry leaders.
In additon:
In additon:
- Hear from leaders in digital reporting as digitisation accelerates around the world
- Discover new standards, new techniques and best practices to take control of business reporting
- Bridge lockdown and make new connections with peers that will drive your innovation
- Connect with global experts to answer your questions, with open dialogue and discussion
- Get ahead of the curve at this best in class virtual event
Data Amplified Virtual brings a new set of opportunities to learn, to exchange ideas and to interact with your peers from around the world, all from the comfort of your own desk!
➤ Recovery - Innovation to help drive recovery across the world
➤ ESG Standards - Consistent, comparable, trusted digital ESG reporting
➤ Digital Audit - Trust and integrity in the era of digital reporting
Register for this free event today! www.dataamplified.org
The event will be held:
14-16 April 2021
12:00 pm - 5:00 pm UTC
APRIL 14
- Mind the Gap: Audit in a Digital Age
- A Lean Green Reporting Machine: EU Developments in the Digitisation of Corporate Reporting
- Report Redux: Corporate Reporting Reinvented for a Digital Age
- Mythbusting the Standard
- Audit for ESEF: Assurance experience from the Netherlands
- Publishing Company Data in XBRL: Security, Utility and Value
APRIL 15
- Trusted and Confirmed: Chinese Bank Confirmations with Blockchain and XBRL
- A Permanent Shift: How Sustainability Data is Reshaping Investing
- Crushing It: Central Bank of Russia Embraces Granular Data
- Analysing & Re-using XBRL Data: ORSA Reporting & Dashboards a Case study
- Digital Carbon Reporting with the new SASB Taxonomy
- Focus on Quality for Improved Utility
- Regulating Data Quality
APRIL 16
- A Non-Technical Introduction to XBRL
- Report Secure: Embracing Digital Signatures and Trusted Identity Across the World
- The XBRL Specification Roadmap
- XBRL Specifications update for Software Professionals
- The FERC Project: Modernising Large Reporting Environments
- Deep Dive – Implementing the xBRL-CSV Standard in Software
- Lessons from 2020: The Need for Real Time Data In a Crisis
- Leveraging iXBRL for banking and insurance Pillar III disclosures - Proof of Concept
- Making it Easy: xBRL-JSON and Common Analytics Packages
- Granular Data: The Building Blocks of a Digital Lingua Franca
- Data Analysts
- Sup Tech Leaders
- Reg Tech Pros
- Regulators
- Standards Setters
- Policy Makers
- Accounting Professionals
- Technology Professionals
- Data Providers
APRIL 14
- Mind the Gap: Audit in a Digital Age
- A Lean Green Reporting Machine: EU Developments in the Digitisation of Corporate Reporting
- Report Redux: Corporate Reporting Reinvented for a Digital Age
- Mythbusting the Standard
- Audit for ESEF: Assurance experience from the Netherlands
- Publishing Company Data in XBRL: Security, Utility and Value
APRIL 15
- Trusted and Confirmed: Chinese Bank Confirmations with Blockchain and XBRL
- A Permanent Shift: How Sustainability Data is Reshaping Investing
- Crushing It: Central Bank of Russia Embraces Granular Data
- Analysing & Re-using XBRL Data: ORSA Reporting & Dashboards a Case study
- Digital Carbon Reporting with the new SASB Taxonomy
- Focus on Quality for Improved Utility
- Regulating Data Quality
APRIL 16
- A Non-Technical Introduction to XBRL
- Report Secure: Embracing Digital Signatures and Trusted Identity Across the World
- The XBRL Specification Roadmap
- XBRL Specifications update for Software Professionals
- The FERC Project: Modernising Large Reporting Environments
- Deep Dive – Implementing the xBRL-CSV Standard in Software
- Lessons from 2020: The Need for Real Time Data In a Crisis
- Leveraging iXBRL for banking and insurance Pillar III disclosures - Proof of Concept
- Making it Easy: xBRL-JSON and Common Analytics Packages
- Granular Data: The Building Blocks of a Digital Lingua Franca
- Data Analysts
- Sup Tech Leaders
- Reg Tech Pros
- Regulators
- Standards Setters
- Policy Makers
- Accounting Professionals
- Technology Professionals
- Data Providers
Alain Deckers
Head of Unit, Corporate Reporting, Audit and Credit Rating Agencies, DG FISMA European Commission
Keynote Speaker
Antoine Bourdais
Director of the Regulatory Division, Invoke
Ben Kelly
SupTech Product Manager
Vizor Software
Björn Fastabend
BaFin
Robert Hudson
Energy Industry Analyst FERC
Alain Deckers
Head of Unit, Corporate Reporting, Audit and Credit Rating Agencies, DG FISMA European Commission
Keynote Speaker
Antoine Bourdais
Director of the Regulatory Division, Invoke
Ben Kelly
SupTech Product Manager
Vizor Software
Björn Fastabend
BaFin
Robert Hudson
Energy Industry Analyst FERC
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