CEU Business School Info Session

University Life

Thursday, February 2, 2017, 5:10 pm

18:00-18:30	Registration	N15 103
18:30-19:00	Big Data, Big Brother, Big Challenges: The Ethical Side of Big Data - Chrys Margaritidis In the era of Big Data, everything is set to improve. From businesses to states to individuals, there many benefits to utilizing Big Data. Businesses can better target customers and offer them products that better suit them. States can improve their penal system and ways that they provide security for their citizens. Individuals can reap the benefits of individualized services. At the same time, these changes can have unintended and ethically questionable consequences. Some of the questions I will introduce are: Does the price one pays for better services result in less privacy? What does less privacy mean to our identity? Is mass surveillance ethically acceptable? What are the responsibilities for a business, state and individual when it comes to considering and using Big Data processes?	N15 103
19:00-19:20	Panel Discussion on the CEU Business School Experience with Alumni (including the Talk-A-Bot team of the CEU InnovationsLab)	N15 103
19:20-19:30	CEU Business School Master’s Programs: Brief Facts Agnes Schram, Manager of Admission and Recruitment	N15 103
19:30-21:00	Reception to Meet Current Students & Alumni	N15 103

RSVP: info@business.ceu.edu

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Thursday, February 2, 2017 - 4:10PM Add to Calendar 2017-02-02 16:10:00 2017-02-02 16:10:00 CEU Business School Info Session 18:00-18:30 Registration N15 103 18:30-19:00 Big Data, Big Brother, Big Challenges: The Ethical Side of Big Data - Chrys Margaritidis In the era of Big Data, everything is set to improve. From businesses to states to individuals, there many benefits to utilizing Big Data. Businesses can better target customers and offer them products that better suit them. States can improve their penal system and ways that they provide security for their citizens. Individuals can reap the benefits of individualized services. At the same time, these changes can have unintended and ethically questionable consequences. Some of the questions I will introduce are: Does the price one pays for better services result in less privacy? What does less privacy mean to our identity? Is mass surveillance ethically acceptable? What are the responsibilities for a business, state and individual when it comes to considering and using Big Data processes? N15 103 19:00-19:20 Panel Discussion on the CEU Business School Experience with Alumni (including the Talk-A-Bot team of the CEU InnovationsLab) N15 103 19:20-19:30 CEU Business School Master’s Programs: Brief Facts Agnes Schram, Manager of Admission and Recruitment N15 103 19:30-21:00 Reception to Meet Current Students & Alumni N15 103 RSVP: info@business.ceu.edu Link to our Facebook event UTC public

Thursday

February

2017

5:10PM

RSVP not required

Budapest Site

Nador u. 15

Host

CEU InnovationsLab

Audience

Public

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