What you can find in this presentation: Short intro at the beginning Slides in the middle Full recording of the presentation at the end. Jan Sonck is the Head of Enterprise Innovation at Proximus, the largest Belgian telecommunications company, where he has also been in charge of Indirect and Multi-Channel Solutions, Marketing and Business Development. About Jan and how mobile data is being used today Being a such a large telecommunication company as Proximus gives place to a large set of opportunities to use data, and that is what Jan came to share with us. The fact of having an increasing number of people using mobile devices, sketching their digital fingerprint, triggered the collaboration of academia with the telecomm companies to perform joint research offering an overview of the qualitative and quantitative elements the user is considering in his daily life. Following academia, the collaboration has been extended to other players, such as governmental institutions (at all levels: from municipal to European) and management consulting firms. These synergies have led to an increasing accuracy on crowd analytics displaying trajectories and new types of visualization (in 2D and 3D). This also involves fusing multiple data sources, and promoting the importance of open data. The result of this is using mobile data for prediction on a real time basis in different contexts, ranging from large-scale events (for instance, music festivals), air quality, and mobility, among many others. In a nutshell, collaboration should keep on permeating all sectors, keeping citizens in the loop with the way their data is being used. Our favourite phrase from Jan’s presentation “The increasing complexity of data requires to have a deeper sense of collaboration” We look forward to meet Jan soon so he can tell us how collaboration towards mobile data is evolving!

1. Jan Sonck
Head of Enterprise Innovation - Proximus
Data Innovation Summit
March, 30 2017
#DIS2017
mobile networks
lever for augmented contextual insights

10. mobile phone data tells whether people are
coming to your event.
Christophe Cloquet1;, Vincent D. Blondel1
1 Institute of Information and Communication Technologies,Electronics and
Applied
Mathematics (ICTEAM), Universite Catholique de Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve,
Belgium
E-mail: christophe.cloquet@uclouvain.be

16.  accurate view on actual
population density
 mapping to grids,
independent of telco
network cell structure
 automatic detection of
anomalies by comparing
with normal situation
 insightful visualisation
of the impact
 intelligence aided
recommentation system

23. number of people during the day … enriched with income class data
City2 Brussels Docks Brussels

28. thank you
Jan.sonck@proximus.com