Discover how Enrique Serrano's talk on the new data economy and the women in data panel debate inspired the audience
La Technology and Data have undoubtedly been the protagonists of the last decade. In an increasingly digitized world, companies and organizations seek to adapt to changes and evolve in their data management so as not to be left behind. In this context, MBIT School Have you established itself as a school hyper-specialized in the data world, offering agile and specialized programs to train professionals capable of meeting the specific needs of a constantly evolving market.
At the recent event MBIT Data Talk, industry experts and former students of the school shared their knowledge and experiences on the importance of women in the data world, regulation in the use of open data and trends in the data economy. In this article, we are going to delve into everything that happened at this event and how MBIT School can be the key to Unlock your future in the world of technology and data.
Enrique Serrano, President and CEO of our MBIT School, spoke to us about the importance of regulation in the data world in his talk “New Data Economy: AI Act, Sandbox, AESIA and Data Spaces”. He stressed that Europe is leading the regulation of technology and data, mentioning how crucial this regulation is in the use of open data and in relationships between companies and large cloud service providers.
Soon it will be implemented AI Act, a regulation that will regulate the use of artificial intelligence in automated decision-making, and the prohibition of identifying or profiling people with high-risk techniques. The Spanish Agency for the Supervision of Artificial Intelligence (AESIA) is responsible for certifying and evaluating risk algorithms, in order to avoid inappropriate or potentially dangerous use.
In addition, Enrique spoke about industrial data spaces and the importance of Public-private collaboration To share data, as is the case of Gaia-X and its Spanish Hub, a plural space of trust where you can share data that generates value. This is what will mark part of the growth of the data economy and its ecosystem.
Therefore, this is an ideal time to get involved in this world, given the growing Demand for work what this revolution brings with it. New jobs are constantly being generated and, faced with this search for talent, an enormous opportunity is created for those who are training in data skills. At MBIT School, we update our programs in response to current market demand so that students are able to perfectly cover the Needs specific to this booming sector.
After the presentation, and on the occasion of the International Women's Day, Enrique Gave Way to a Debate Table Entitled “Women in Data: Inspiration for New Generations”, In which we had the honor of learning from Ángela Llama (Industry & Services Director in Scalian), Eva Hurtado (Deputy Director Research & Studies at Exceltu) and Laura Sanchez (People Analytics /HR Projects & Processes - Talent Management at BBVA IT Spain), three former students and great professionals in the sector.
The talk highlighted the importance of recognizing the fundamental role that Women play in this sector, although it has historically been considered a field dominated by men. More and more women are entering the sector and making significant contributions. Algorithmic biases in the future world were discussed and the hope was expressed that women can contribute to eliminating these biases in the creation of algorithms.
La Gender Gap in the field of technology it is a reality. For this reason, they highlighted the importance of having female references in the world of technology to inspire girls and young women to be interested in these areas, as well as the need for changes in education for Encourage interest in mathematics and programming from an early age. It is also part of the Responsibility of technology companies, to promote gender diversity in their teams and provide opportunities for talented women. The normalization of gender equality in technology is crucial to achieve lasting cultural change.
It is essential to take into account the relevant role that women play in the world of data, as well as to address the gender gap in technology in general, in order to promote diversity and create a fairer and more equitable future for all people in the technological world.
As he well explained to us Daniel Morón, Director General of the school, at the presentation of the MBIT Data Talk, if you want to update your skills to improve your working life, you have to train at school Hyper-Specialized Data and keep up to date with the latest trends. Discover MBIT School!
Daniel commented on how at school we focus on offering programs Agile and specialized, from 300-hour Masters to Expert Programs or weekend courses. Thanks to our smart tool Talent Factory, you can evaluate your digital skills, get a personalized recommendation and learn about the job opportunities available for your professional profile. More information here: https://www.mbitschool.com/talent-factory
In addition, we are proud to have an employability index of between 90% and 100%, thanks to the knowledge and mentoring of our industry experts, the Industry Insiders. More than 80 teachers who experience the latest trends and market needs from the inside, and will guide you on your path from the beginning to even after you get your desired job. Meet our Industry Insiders: https://www.mbitschool.com/claustro
We are not just another business school, but a community of renowned professionals in the data world. Get quality and up-to-date training in the data world. Start your Data Journey And I know part of the Data Community!
If you missed the event or want to see it again, The full video is now available on YouTube!
La Technology and Data have undoubtedly been the protagonists of the last decade. In an increasingly digitized world, companies and organizations seek to adapt to changes and evolve in their data management so as not to be left behind. In this context, MBIT School Have you established itself as a school hyper-specialized in the data world, offering agile and specialized programs to train professionals capable of meeting the specific needs of a constantly evolving market.
At the recent event MBIT Data Talk, industry experts and former students of the school shared their knowledge and experiences on the importance of women in the data world, regulation in the use of open data and trends in the data economy. In this article, we are going to delve into everything that happened at this event and how MBIT School can be the key to Unlock your future in the world of technology and data.
Enrique Serrano, President and CEO of our MBIT School, spoke to us about the importance of regulation in the data world in his talk “New Data Economy: AI Act, Sandbox, AESIA and Data Spaces”. He stressed that Europe is leading the regulation of technology and data, mentioning how crucial this regulation is in the use of open data and in relationships between companies and large cloud service providers.
Soon it will be implemented AI Act, a regulation that will regulate the use of artificial intelligence in automated decision-making, and the prohibition of identifying or profiling people with high-risk techniques. The Spanish Agency for the Supervision of Artificial Intelligence (AESIA) is responsible for certifying and evaluating risk algorithms, in order to avoid inappropriate or potentially dangerous use.
In addition, Enrique spoke about industrial data spaces and the importance of Public-private collaboration To share data, as is the case of Gaia-X and its Spanish Hub, a plural space of trust where you can share data that generates value. This is what will mark part of the growth of the data economy and its ecosystem.
Therefore, this is an ideal time to get involved in this world, given the growing Demand for work what this revolution brings with it. New jobs are constantly being generated and, faced with this search for talent, an enormous opportunity is created for those who are training in data skills. At MBIT School, we update our programs in response to current market demand so that students are able to perfectly cover the Needs specific to this booming sector.
After the presentation, and on the occasion of the International Women's Day, Enrique Gave Way to a Debate Table Entitled “Women in Data: Inspiration for New Generations”, In which we had the honor of learning from Ángela Llama (Industry & Services Director in Scalian), Eva Hurtado (Deputy Director Research & Studies at Exceltu) and Laura Sanchez (People Analytics /HR Projects & Processes - Talent Management at BBVA IT Spain), three former students and great professionals in the sector.
The talk highlighted the importance of recognizing the fundamental role that Women play in this sector, although it has historically been considered a field dominated by men. More and more women are entering the sector and making significant contributions. Algorithmic biases in the future world were discussed and the hope was expressed that women can contribute to eliminating these biases in the creation of algorithms.
La Gender Gap in the field of technology it is a reality. For this reason, they highlighted the importance of having female references in the world of technology to inspire girls and young women to be interested in these areas, as well as the need for changes in education for Encourage interest in mathematics and programming from an early age. It is also part of the Responsibility of technology companies, to promote gender diversity in their teams and provide opportunities for talented women. The normalization of gender equality in technology is crucial to achieve lasting cultural change.
It is essential to take into account the relevant role that women play in the world of data, as well as to address the gender gap in technology in general, in order to promote diversity and create a fairer and more equitable future for all people in the technological world.
As he well explained to us Daniel Morón, Director General of the school, at the presentation of the MBIT Data Talk, if you want to update your skills to improve your working life, you have to train at school Hyper-Specialized Data and keep up to date with the latest trends. Discover MBIT School!
Daniel commented on how at school we focus on offering programs Agile and specialized, from 300-hour Masters to Expert Programs or weekend courses. Thanks to our smart tool Talent Factory, you can evaluate your digital skills, get a personalized recommendation and learn about the job opportunities available for your professional profile. More information here: https://www.mbitschool.com/talent-factory
In addition, we are proud to have an employability index of between 90% and 100%, thanks to the knowledge and mentoring of our industry experts, the Industry Insiders. More than 80 teachers who experience the latest trends and market needs from the inside, and will guide you on your path from the beginning to even after you get your desired job. Meet our Industry Insiders: https://www.mbitschool.com/claustro
We are not just another business school, but a community of renowned professionals in the data world. Get quality and up-to-date training in the data world. Start your Data Journey And I know part of the Data Community!
If you missed the event or want to see it again, The full video is now available on YouTube!
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