About the conference | The Data visualization track | Speakers | Attending | Visiting Budapest 

About the conference

The conference will run in a hybrid format this year, starting with an in-person training day on the 15th of November, consisting of 90-minute-long tutorial sessions.

November 16th  will be the first main conference day, held in-person at the four-star Hotel Mercure Buda Castle Hill and also streamed for remote viewers. The second main conference day on the 17th will be fully online to allow international speakers to contribute and participate remotely.

The Data visualization track

The list of topics of interest of this track includes:

• • Data visualization best practices
  • Case studies of data visualization projects
  • Software solutions for data visualization, including Python and R
  • Data art and physical data installations

Confirmed speakers

 

In-person talk	Online talk
Aesthetics & Analytics: Do we need nice charts? Alex Lajtos Market and Data Analyst Hatch Blue, Norway	Putting Functional Aesthetics to Work Bridget Cogley Cofounder & CVO Versalytix, USA
Basic rules of good data design Krisztián Szabó Data Journalist Átlátszó, ATLO, Hungary	Making the invisible visible Edit Gyenge Information designer Egas Studio, Romania
A Néprajzi Múzeum adatszobrai Fusz Mátyás Senior Lecturer Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Hungary	Better insights from consistent reports and dashboards Dr. Jürgen Faisst CEO & Co-Founder IBCS Institute, Germany
A HVG választási dashboardja Minkó Mihály Managing Director Dataviz Ltd., Hungary	Awesome Panel Marc Skov Madsen Lead Trading Analyst Ørsted, Denmark
Analog Data Art István Korompai Data Visualization Expert Starschema, Hungary	Data visualisation in the browser with PyScript Valerio Maggio Developer Advocate Anaconda, United Kingdom
Animated Sports Results Krisztina Szűcs Award-winning Data Visualization Designer krisztinaszucs.com, Hungary	(Title coming soon) Rose Mintzer-Sweeney Copywriter Datawrapper, Germany

Attending the conference

If you are considering attending the conference please check out the English registration or the Hungarian registration pages. You can also follow our Twitter feed and Linkedin page for announcements.

The Budapest BI agenda also includes a Tableau, a General BI, a Power BI and a PyData track, so there’s a great opportunity to also discover new tools, approaches and solutions for data problems similar to yours.

Visiting Budapest

In case you are planning on participating in the conference in-person, we also collected all the information you should know about visiting Budapest. It includes affordable plane tickets and different accommodation options near or even at the venue of the conference.

Besides that, Budapest provides a lot to discover: amazing historic sights, attractions and programs for all tastes.