Crowe To Speak at Analytics Summit

e-worc has announced that its CEO, Michelle Crowe, will be among the panel of featured speakers at the SABRE Analytics Summit, taking place at the University of South Alabama’s (USA) MacQueen Alumni Center on November 18 at 8:15 a.m.-4:15 p.m. Plans are for the summit to bring together industry leaders, businesses, academia, nonprofits, local governments and emerging talent from across the central Gulf Coast. It aims to offer education about the latest trends and best practices in business analytics, networking with regional data-minded industry and academia experts and enhancement of personal and organizational data analytics skills and capabilities. General admission is $199 plus a $12.40 fee, but there is an early-bird discount and discounts for USA students and faculty.

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