Mathias Vercauteren
Data and AI Governance Partners
As Project Manager of the DAMA-DMBOK® 3.0, Mathias leads one of the world’s most significant initiatives in data management.
[This is a post-conference workshop back to back to our Data Warehousing & BI Summit where Mathias Vercauteren will deliver a keynote as well. You can register for this workshop separately via this page or, with a discount, in combination with the conference via the conference registration form.]
Artificial intelligence promises transformative business value, but without strong governance foundations, AI initiatives risk being biased, opaque, or non-compliant. Organizations are increasingly expected—by regulators, customers, and society at large—to ensure AI systems are ethical, explainable, and trustworthy. Yet, most governance efforts remain fragmented: AI governance is treated separately from Responsible AI principles, while Data Governance operates in a silo.
This seminar connects the dots. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of how Data Governance underpins Responsible AI, and how AI Governance frameworks operationalize ethics and compliance in practice. Combining strategy, case studies, and hands-on frameworks, the course provides attendees with the tools to design and implement governance approaches that make AI not only innovative, but also reliable and responsible.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this seminar, participants will be able to:
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Van der Valk Hotel Utrecht
Winthontlaan 4-6
3526 KV Utrecht
Telefoon 030 8000 800
The hotel is very well accessible by public transport. From busstop ‘Kanaleneiland Zuid’ it is only a three-minute walk. You can take buses 63, 65, 66, 74 and 77 from Utrecht Central Station and you also take the tram line 20 or 21 from the train station and get off at stop ‘Kanaleneiland’. Please consult www.9292.nl (door-to-door journey planner, also available in English) or call 0900-9292 (travel advice by phone, € 0.70 p/m).
Van der Valk Hotel Utrecht is also located next to the highway A12, exit 17 (Utrecht / Jaarbeurs / Kanaleneiland).
Although the hotel has a large parking garage, we cannot guarantee parking spots. We therefore advise you to go by public transport.
For those who would like to arrive the day before, there is the possibility of staying at the Van der Valk Hotel Utrecht. However, the hotel does not provide special discounts for attendees of events. Therefore, when interested in an overnight stay, please consult Van der Valk directly to make a reservation.
More information about the hotel and the location can be found on their website www.vandervalkhotelutrecht.nl.
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