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Successful participation in the first transfer day between companies and UJI researchers

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Almost a hundred people have gathered at Espaitec to participate in this conference focused on big data technologies.

The conference “Big data technologies at the UJI”, organized by the Office of Cooperation in Research and Technological Development (OCIT) of the Universitat Jaume I and the Scientific, Technological and Business Park, Espaitec, has aimed to present the offer of research and big data solutions developed at the Universitat Jaume I, both by research groups and by companies linked to Espaitec.

Jesus Lancis, vice-rector for Research and Doctorate at the UJI, highlighted at the opening ceremony the importance of this type of event to bring the academic and business worlds into contact. Furthermore, he has announced that today's session opens a cycle of transfer sessions between UJI research groups and the business community of Castellón that, focused on different areas of knowledge, will take place throughout 2017.

The first part of the day focused on the research carried out at the UJI. Rafael Berlanga, professor of Department of Languages ​​and Computer Systems of the UJI and coordinator of the Temporal Knowledge Bases research group, has spoken about the value of big data and its ability to facilitate business decision-making. In his speech he highlighted the close relationship between big data and artificial intelligence, which represents a market niche for emerging start-ups. Finally, he presented the trajectory of his research group in the integration of analytical data for business intelligence and research focused on social business intelligence, that is, extracting strategic value through data published on social networks and facilitate conversational commerce.

José Salvador Sánchez Garreta, professor of Institute of New Image Technologies (INIT) and coordinator of the Pattern Analysis and Learning research group, has presented new research related to analysis, evaluation and prediction of financial risks using machine learning methods. In this case, the application of big data makes it possible to predict the risk of credit repayment or default, perform predictive analysis of financial failure or bankruptcy, and detect fraudulent operations, among other applications.

José Antonio Heredia, full professor of Department of Industrial Systems Engineering and Design and member of the Manufacturing Engineering research group, was the last researcher to speak and focused his presentation on industry 4.0. His research is based on the development of theories on how companies should adapt their planning systems to the changing environment. The fundamental purpose of his research is to create more flexible manufacturing systems that can adapt to changing trends and customize products.

In the second part of the day, the Espaitec companies were the protagonists. Andrés Gutiérrez, Marketing Director of the fintech TheLogicValue, has narrated his experience selling big data solutions to large banking entities. Javier Muñoz, software manager IoTsens, has presented its platform for smart city management based on scalable and interoperable solutions to collect and exchange data that connect the physical world with computer-based systems. Mario Catalan, CIO of Zeus-Smart Visual Data, has presented the Zeus Vision tool, a new concept of a balanced scorecard. Finally Daniel Pecos, director of the IT Department of Nayar Systems, has presented industrial machine learning developments applied in the lifting sector.

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In Newspaper archive•April 11th 2017•5 Minutes

Successful participation in the first transfer day between companies and UJI researchers on big data technologies

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Almost a hundred people have donated appointments to Espaitec to participate in the event.

The conference "Big data technologies at the UJI", organized by theOffice of Cooperation in Research and Technological Development (OCIT) of the Universitat Jaume I and the Scientific, Technological and Business Park, Espaitec, has the objective of presenting the offer of research and macro-data solutions developed at the Universitat Jaume I, both by research groups and by companies linked to Espaitec.

Jesus Lancis, vice-rector of Research and Doctorate of the UJI, has highlighted in the opening ceremony of the day the importance of these types of events to pose in contact with the academic and business world. Furthermore, he has announced that the day session will open a cycle of transfer days between research groups of the UJI and the business community of Castelló that, focused on different areas of connection, will last throughout 2017.

The first part of the day focused on the research carried out on the UJI. Rafael Berlanga, professor of Department of Languages ​​and Computer Systems of the UJI The coordinator of the Bases de Coneixement Temporal research group, he spoke about the value of macrodata and the ability to facilitate the making of business decisions. In his speech, he highlighted the strong relationship between big data and artificial intelligence, which represents a huge market for emerging start-ups. Finally, he presented the trajectory of his research group in the integration of analytical data for business intelligence and research focused on social business intelligence, that is, extracting strategic value through data published in social networks and facilitate conversational commerce.

??José Salvador Sánchez Garreta, professor ofInstitute of New Image Technologies (INIT) The coordinator of the Pattern Analysis and Learning research group has presented new research related to the analysis, evaluation and prediction of financial risks using automatic learning methods. In this case, the application of big data allows us to predict the risk of credit repayments or defaults, perform predictive analyzes of financial failures and detect fraudulent operations, among other applications.

José Antonio Heredia, tenured professor of Department of Engineering of Industrial Systems and Design The member of the Enginyeria de Fabricació research group has followed the last researcher to speak and has focused his presentation on industry 4.0. The research is based on the development of theories on how companies must adapt their planning systems to the changing environment. The fundamental purpose of the model is to create more flexible manufacturing systems that can adapt to changing trends and personalize products.

In the second part of the day, the Espaitec companies followed the protagonists. Andrés Gutiérrez, FinTech Marketing Director TheLogicValue, has narrated the experience of providing macro-data solutions to large banking entities. Javier Muñoz, program manager of IoTsens, has presented the new platform for the management of intelligent cities based on scalable and interoperable solutions for collecting and exchanging data that connect the physical world to computer-based systems. Mario Catala, CIO of Zeus-Smart Visual Data, has presented the Zeus Visió, a new concept of integral command quadre. Finally Daniel Pecos, director of the Department of Informatics of Nayar Systems, has presented developments of industrial machine learning applications in the elevation sector.

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Successful participation in the first transfer event between companies and UJI researchers

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Almost 100 people, mainly researchers and people from companies, came to espaitec to participate in this event that focused on Big Data technology.

The objective of the event “Big Data technologies at the UJI”, organized by the Cooperation Office for Technological Research and Development (OCIT) and by the Science, Technology and Business Park (espaitec), both of the Universitat Jaume I (UJI), was to present the offer of the macrodata research and solutions developed at the UJI by both research groups and espaitec-linked companies.

During the opening ceremony Jesus Lancis, the Vice-Rector of Research and PhD studies at the UJI, stressed the importance of such events to establish a contact between the academic world and the business world. I have informed that this session was the start of a series of transfer events between UJI research groups and the business fabric of the city of Castellón which will focus on different knowledge areas and will be held throughout 2017.

The first part of the event focused on the research conducted at the UJI. Rafael Berlanga, a Professor from the UJI Department of Computer Languages ​​and Systems and the coordinator of the Temporary Knowledge Bases Research Group, spoke about the value of big data and their capacity to facilitate business decision making. I have stressed the close relationship between Big Data and artificial intelligence, which represents a market niche for emerging start-ups. Finally, he presented the progress made by his research group in analytical data integration for business intelligence and research focused on social business intelligence; ie, to capture a strategic value through data published on social networks and to facilitate conversational commerce.

José Salvador Sánchez Garreta, a Professor of the New Imaging Technologies Institute (INIT) and the Coordinator of the Pattern Analysis and Learning Research group, presented new research about the analysis, assessment and prediction of financial risks using automatic learning methods. In this case, Big Data applications allow the risk of credit being returned or of non-payments to be predicted, to do predictive analyzes of financial failure or bankruptcy, and to detect fraudulent operations, among other applications.

Jose Antonio Heredia, a Tenured University Lecturer of the UJI Department of Industrial Systems Engineering and Design and a Production Engineering Research Group member, was the last researcher to speak about Industry 4.0. His research is based on developing theories about how companies must keep adapting their planning systems to changing settings. The basic purpose of his research was to create more flexible manufacturing systems that can help them adapt to changing trends and to personalize products.

In the second part, the espaitec-linked companies played the leading role. Andrés Gutiérrez, the Marketing Director of the fintech TheLogicValue, spoke about the experience he acquired selling macrodata solutions to the main banks. Javier Muñoz, Head of Software at IoTsens presented his platform used to manage smart cities based on scalable and interoperable solutions to collect and exchange the data that connect the physical world with computer-based systems. Mario Catalan, the CIO of Zeus-Smart Visual Data, presented the Zeus Vision tool, a new all-round balanced scorecard concept. Finally Daniel Pecos, the Head of the Computer Science Department at Nayar Systems, presented industrial machine learning developments that apply to the lifting sector.

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