[Forum SIS] ENBIS-19 Budapest

[Antonio Pievatolo]

ENBIS-19 in Budapest: Call for Papers

ENBIS – the European Network for Business and Industrial Statistics, 
www.enbis.org – is a platform where statistical practitioners and 
academic statisticians from Europe and beyond meet, exchange ideas and 
design new projects. ENBIS sponsors an Annual Conference and numerous 
additional events, many of them web-based.

The ENBIS-19 Annual Conference will take place in Budapest, Hungary, 
from the *2nd to 4th of September, 2019*, hosted by Eötvös Loránd 
University (www.elte.hu). The Annual Conference hosts presentations from 
a wide variety of sectors, ranging from manufacturing to service, from 
private to public.

ENBIS-19 session topics include design of experiments, measurement 
uncertainty, process modeling and control, reliability and safety, 
statistical computing, operational risk management, stochastic 
modelling, quality improvement and Six Sigma, data mining and 
warehousing, machine learning, predictive analytics, statistical 
education for business and industry, business and finance, statistical 
consulting, among others. The conference combines both conceptual 
presentations and case studies, but always having in mind the 
application of statistical methods in business and industry.

We cordially invite you to submit an abstract to the conference by *21st 
March 2019*, at the latest. To submit your abstract go to www.enbis.org, 
log in and search for ENBIS-19 under Upcoming Events. If you are not 
already a member of ENBIS, please join first (note there is no 
membership fee for individual members of ENBIS).

Already confirmed keynote speakers at ENBIS-19 include:
- Christine M. Anderson-Cook (Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA), on 
“Big Decisions: How Statisticians Can Contribute”
- Andrea Saltelli (University of Bergen, Norway), on “Sensitivity 
Analysis. An introduction”.

A series of pre- and post-conference courses in the framework of 
ENBIS-19 will also take place on: New Product Growth Models; Causality; 
Functional Data Analysis; Random Forests. Please check the ENBIS website 
(www.enbis.org) for more detailed and updated information.

Should you need any conference-related information which cannot be 
located on the website, please feel free to contact Rossella Berni 
(rossella.berni at unifi.it), Chair of the ENBIS-19 Programme Committee, or 
the Chair of the ENBIS-19 Organizing Committee András Zempléni 
(zempleni at caesar.elte.hu). You can also send your inquiries to the ENBIS 
Permanent Office (office at enbis.org).

We’re looking forward to seeing you in Budapest!

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Dr Antonio Pievatolo
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