Innovate & Elevate: University Insights for Business Transformation
A public presentation for academics & businesses - all are welcome
Any questions, please contact: ktp@port.ac.uk
To celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the, we are hosting an online forum event each month to showcase how our academic experts can support your business.
Innovation drives the growth of organisations, whether they are industrial enterprises, service providers, social enterprises, charities or public sector organisations. In our, we will explore how companies utilise expert knowledge from the university to advance business performance and de-risk investment for research and development.
Join us for this series of short, valuable online forums designed to harness the dynamic ecosystem of academia and industry collaborations. Learn how the latest technological advancements or management practices can meet your business needs and support your company’s growth.
Intelligent Analytics
In this instalment of the Innovate & Elevate forum, we show how analytics of quantitative and qualitative data can help businesses with insights and better planning.
One of the greatest challenges facing retailers is to identify and estimate seasonal patterns with very short time-series data histories. Huijing will present findings from analysing data provided by Walmart, one of the largest retailers in the world. The research work was published in a top academic journal and a leading practitioners journal. Huijing will show how the cross-learning framework she developed with colleagues benefited Walmart.
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During the registration process, you will be able to submit questions. There will also be an opportunity to ask questions after the presentation.
Presenters
Huijing Chen is a Senior Lecturer in Operations Management. She joined the University of
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Management and Business Analytics. Her research expertise lies in modelling seasonal variations in time series demand through cross learning. Her current work is in Machine Learning and its impact for organisations and supply chains.
If you have any questions about this event, please contact ktp@port.ac.uk.
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