25th,Mar,2015

13:00

Registration

◆How to receive your pass onsite
[Registration] Tokyo University Ito Shaon Hall (B2) You will see it on your right side when you go down the stairs.
[What you need for registration] Your Business Cards (2 pairs)

14:00

Opening Remarks

Welcome to Data Summit 2015!

14:15

Big Data Definitions: What’s Yours? The Wealth of Data Nations

At present all sort of digital devices are feeding various data, but in future IoT, so called “Internet of Things” will move into full swing to further feed an enormous amount of life data.  We are now asked to analyze such data in real time, utilize it and create affluent life.  But, there are also many mounting issues to solve.

In the past 20 years, ICT (Information and Communication Technology) has driven the nation’s growth.  Such technology innovation remains to be sought for.  However, in order to have more affluent society, data utilization is essential and the capacity to leverage the data will serve as key driving force to keep international competitiveness.

Three prominent data experts now talk about the Importance of “data” and “society to utilize data” as well as the challenges to face.

14:45

Opening Presentation by Hottolink - Social big data analysis enters new frontier: the latest trends and best practices -

This session will introduce a new frontier on social big data analysis, which is the easiest way to approach big data.
The current social big data analysis is mainly about analyzing the number of buzz or the insight of a brand name. In the industry there are also seen the loss of expectations for the benefit of its data use.
In this session, we will introduce how the new technology was put into practice for the most important marketing aspect of companies, how to “grasp the figure of customers” and “discover customer insights” based on this, which could not be imagine from the current social big data analysis.

15:15

Meishi Networking Time

Please take this opportunity to network with everyone that is attending this event. It starts with talking to the person sitting next to you, or to the person you have never introduced yourself to.

15:35

DATA Test & Lessons

  • Mike Homma ( Kao Corporation Senior Manager, Digital Marketing )

It is necessary to understand statistics in order to construct the big data marketing strategy. This summit program allows you to understand the utilization of statistics (statistical literacy, inferential statistics, statistical-thinking).

16:05
16:15

Spotlight Presentation by s1o interactive How do we develop talents and organizations in the data marketing era

We have entered the data marketing era, and we can visualize and use the big data. We can now see the trends for the existing user’s and also find new users by utilizing CRM data, website’s visitor data, publisher’s activity data, research data, and ad serving data. Our promotion methods has shifted to find the best timing for the individual demands.
We will see more companies with a need for the trading desk functions within their own organizations, while we move towards data driven methods.
Today, I would like to introduce to you some of the global and domestic case studies, and how we should develop talents and organizations while entering the data marketing era, and what is expected in the trading desk functions in the future.

16:45

Spotlight Presentation Sponsored by ALBERT Inc. / modulo.inc -Data management strategy and digital communication in Nissan-

This session will offer data-driven marketing strategy methods and practice with a case study of Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. This panel discussion will provide some concrete measures such as what sort of data has been used?” “how have Nissan analyzed and utilized the data for their digital communication? and so on. Ryosuke Kogure from Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., Yosuke Shigehara from Modulo inc. and Takashi Uemura from ALBERT Inc. will take the platform.

17:15
17:25

Workshop 1 – Data’s scape drawing –

I’m sure you have seen Luma Scape (chaos map) before, and it is now essential to discuss the future of the digital media.

At the same time, there is yet to be the “chaos map” of the data marketing field and is making it difficult to understand the actual players in the field. Therefore, we will create the “chaos map” of the data solution companies through two workshops, and offer it as a “take away.”

18:05
18:20

B2B Data session – How data is used to optimize the platform?

Not only B to C environment, but also B to B environment have changed with the development of data analysis technology. This session will cover the “change” to data driven marketing for B to B companies.

 

18:50

Closing Remarks

18:55
18:55

Networking Party

There will be a networking party on the first night of the summit. Since both brands and partners are attending, it is a great opportunity to strengthen a relationship with each other or find potential business partners.

 

20:30

FINISH

We will be looking forward to seeing you on the 2nd day!

26th,Mar,2015

09:15

Registration

◆How to receive your pass onsite

[Registration] Tokyo University Ito Shaon Hall (B2) You will see it on your right side when you go down the stairs.

[What you need for registration] Your Business Cards (2 pairs)

09:45

Opening Remarks

09:55

Understanding and Measuring your ROI

This session covers the contents of the adtech kansai session that won No.1 popularity, even though this time the content is modified to be appropriate for the iMedia Data Summit.

There are different approaches of designing and verifying the marketing ROI for different advertisers and advertising companies.

In this session, 4 of the accomplished marketers who are currently in the marketing industry will discuss about the success and failure stories. Please enjoy the actual examples of data driven marketing.

10:35

Spotlight Presentation by Omnibus K.K. Data driven marketing now days and Vision of Pandora DMP

Now days, large amount of reliable data gained by each business service has dramatically increased under the exponential digital technological innovation. In circumstances, it has been recognized that valuable business opportunity would be provided by those big data. In the session, a case study of Pandora DMP, a marketing plane has been approached and developed by using big data, and found issue of handling big data based on operational situation will be spoken.

11:05

Short break

11:15

Data Scientist Talk – What are the Most Effective Data Techniques

  • Will Adeney ( OgilvyOne Vice President Marketing Analysis APAC )

It is considered the “sexiest” to be a data scientist nowadays. In this session, Will Adeney, data scientist, who is in charge of several data marketing campaigns for global client companies will discuss about the influence of data towards marketing with actual examples.

11:45

10mins Elevator Presentation 1 Sponsored by creators match co., ltd 'True story' of ad production operation in the era of rapid evolution of ad technologies.

The expenditure of internet advertizing has now over 1 trillion yen, of which a half is for “display ad”. Technologies such as DSP and DMP has been rapidly evolving. As a consequence, higher level of knowlege and a larger amount of work are required for online ad operations.

We, Creators Match Co., Ltd., who advocates ‘reducing the efficiency of ad creating with “AdFlow”’, present the problems and their solutions in the evolving field of online ad production operation, as seen from a working site.

11:55

10mins Elevator Presentation 2 Sponsored by GeeeN, Inc. The optimization of the Recommed Banner

About the Recommend Banner delivery (dynamic re-targeting), I share an inspection result for maximizing cost-performance.

12:05

Short Break

12:15

Workshop 2: Data’s scape drawing

I’m sure you have seen Luma Scape (chaos map) before, and it is now essential to discuss the future of the digital media.

At the same time, there is yet to be the “chaos map” of the data marketing field and is making it difficult to understand the actual players in the field. Therefore, we will create the “chaos map” of the data solution companies through two workshops, and offer it as a “take away.”

 

12:45

Networking Lunch Lunch @ Hongo Chuo Shokudo

Sorry, this entry is only available in 日本語.

13:45

Global Case Study – The Travel Marketing Industry Environment Changing –

Less than half of Americans have a passport. The same is true of around 25 percent of Brits and 98.5 percent of Chinese citizens. While this tells us something about those without passports, it also points towards a much more valuable insight about those who do have one. If you can afford flights, hotels, car rentals and the rest of the costs associated with going abroad, it’s likely that you’re an attractive customer for many brands.
Travelers are a highly desirable target audience, not just in travel but across a wide range of consumer sectors. The value of travel data is compounded by the fact that it has a number of features that aren’t found in other verticals. Jonathan Hardy from ADARA will share insights including primary research, to show how travel data can be used to better understand the consumer.

14:05

Networking Break

14:25

Data-Driven Mind Set by Knowing Your Customers Better Not Big - The Correct Approach to Data

Today marketers have access to more data than they ever have and can target more precisely than anytime in the past. However, it’s not the volume of data that’s important but obtaining and using the right data. Denise Colella discusses why bigger is not always better when it comes to data, why you need to remember marketing fundamentals when looking to target audiences and why viewability is currently more talk than action.

14:55

Break

15:05

Marketers should know Important elements for B to C data marketing

What was the influence of the drastic advancement in big data analysis technology to the relationship between companies and consumers and to the development of the technology? What is the mission of the marketers?

In this session, marketers who actually received the “mission” will talk about the actual circumstances they faced on data marketing.

 

15:45

10mins Elevator Presentation 3 Sponsored by Kauli, Inc.

Sorry, this entry is only available in 日本語.

15:55

Break

16:05

Spotlight Presentation by comScore デジタル広告に関して得られた教訓

As digital advertising continues to grow in importance and sophistication, finding ways

to do this in the most efficient manner is vital, and being able to quantify a return on a

marketing investment is a must.

From click-through rates and cookie deletion, to in-target delivery, viewability, campaign

optimisation and cross media measurement, this presentation highlights key data and

insights uncovered from comScore’s extensive global research in the digital advertising

space. These learnings help shed light on the current state of the industry, and provide

both media buyers and sellers with a framework for more effective planning, stronger

evaluation and overall improved results.

16:35

Meishi Networking Time

Please take this opportunity to network with everyone that is attending this event. It starts with talking to the person sitting next to you, or to the person you have never introduced yourself to.

16:55

Closing wrap-up: What should we do for the next step?

Through these 2 days of the summit, we will organize the task for each player to construct the company development strategy by utilizing data, and talk about the future of data marketing.

17:35

Closing Remarks

17:45

FINISH