Eric Joachim Liese

Strategic Advisor and Lead Architect for AI & Data BSH Home Appliances Group

Eric currently works as a Strategic Advisor & Lead Architect for AI & Data. He is giving guidance about successful AI usage, best practices for architecture and implementation, as well as helping BSH to shape a strategy for a successful transformation to become Data- and AI-driven. He trained his first artificial neural network in 1989, studied Mathematics & Computer Science with focus on AI / ML & Data and since then worked in the field of AI / ML, Big Data, Software Engineering, Architecture, Consulting. He designed concepts to automate the development of AI products by creating End-to-End MLOps Platforms, as well as strategies to help companies to become data- and AI-driven. His previous responsibilities also encompassed designing Data Lakes of BSH, with his main focus on concepts for automating data ingestion, ETL, data quality and productionization of ML/AI processes (MLOps) on AWS. Before that, he worked as a Software Engineer for over a decade and later as a Lead Developer, ML Engineer, Data Scientist and Architect on many projects.

Pre-Conference Workshop Day, Tuesday, 3 December 2024

2:15 PM DEEP DIVE WORKSHOP C: AI STRATEGY: CULTURE & CHANGE MANAGEMENT

Not every problem needs to be solved by AI. If you consider the full toolbox available to you to solve tasks, you will realize that AI is mainly an extension of it, adding new tools and therefore new possibilities to solve business problems. However, one of the main challenges is to cultivate a new mindset and culture around working with AI-related technologies and products. In this workshop, you will learn how to identify and prioritize business problems that can and should be solved with AI.

• Developing AI-literacy in the management teams

• Working through common mental blocks, such as the fear of being replaced by AI in the

 near future.

• Creating the right expectations around project management in AI context.

• Finding a framework to prioritize AI projects according to risk vs. potential and

 identifying low effort and high impact projects.

• Build vs. buy: opportunities and risks of using “out of the box” AI tools

Main Conference Day 1, Wednesday, 4 December 2024

9:00 AM GenAI – How it started, where are we now, and what comes after it

2:30 PM Build once, use many: a reusable RAG boilerplate for large organizations

Build once, use many: a reusable RAG boilerplate for large organizations

• What is and why do RAG

• Building and Deploying RAG IaaS

• Reusable and customizable components

• Getting and maintaining data for the LLM

• Quick start use case onboarding formula

• Common boilerplate frontend (Streamlit)

• Reusable observability and monitoring

Check out the incredible speaker line-up to see who will be joining Eric Joachim.

Download The Latest Agenda

In Partnership With :

AI, Data & Analytics Network

Connect With Us

Questions?

Tel: +49 30 52001534

E-mail: eq@iqpc.de

Iqpc Icon

©2024 IQPC. All rights reserved.

Imprint:
Company information according to § 5 Telemediengesetz
IQPC Gesellschaft für Management Konferenzen mbH
Address: Rosenstrasse 2, 10178 Berlin, Germany
Tel: 49 30 52 001 534
E-mail: info@iqpc.de
Registered at: Amtsgericht Charlottenburg, HRB 76720
VAT-Number: DE210454451
Management: Torben Haagh, Richard A. Worden, Michael R. Worden

Impressum:
Firmeninformationen entsprechend § 5 Telemediengesetz
IQPC Gesellschaft für Management Konferenzen mbH
Adresse: Rosenstrasse 2, 10178 Berlin, Germany
Telefonnummer: 030 52001534
Email Adresse: info@iqpc.de
Registereintragungen: Amtsgericht Charlottenburg HRB 76720
Umsatzsteuer- Indentifikationsnummer DE210454451
Geschäftsführung: Torben Haagh, Richard A. Worden, Michael R. Worden