23-25 April 2024
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Uma
Sridharan
Sr Director at Becton Dickinson
"Unlocking the Potential of Data Science, AI, and Analytics: Solving Complex Problems and Shaping the Future"
"Unlocking the Potential of Data Science, AI, and Analytics: Solving Complex Problems and Shaping the Future"
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Session: Unlocking the Potential of Data Science, AI, and Analytics: Solving Complex Problems and Shaping the Future
I'm happy to contirbute on data science, AI and advanced analytics topics. How are data scientists using machine learning, artificial intelligence algorithms, and analytics to solve some of today's most challenging problems? We'll also discuss how AI is changing the world, as well as the impact these changes might have on our future.Key Takeaways
- Transformation starts with employee experience/people
- Establishing the Sqad model- Our journey
- Metrics and insights
- Self Service data
Bio
Uma Sridharan serves as the Senior Director of Data Analytics as part of the technology and Global Services team at Beckton Dickinson. She joined the company in Feb 2021 and is accountable for analytics value creation from data assets and ecosystems enabling the company’s 2025 bold growth and transformation agenda.Prior to joining BD, she served in numerous data and analytics leadership roles at Cytiva and GE including Digital Strategy leader for the Cytiva business. During her 20+ years of experience, Uma has progressed through global roles in multiple functions and locations and managed critical product launches and delivery of new data engineering capabilities.
Uma is known for her innovative and results-oriented approach and leads a global team. Uma also supports and mentors’ young engineers through the Asian Associate Resource Group as well as STEM women engineers.
Uma received her executive MBA from Columbia Business School and an electrical engineering degree from National Institute of Technology, Suratkal, India.
