Call for speakers is now closed.
Our Program Committee will be working diligently to review submissions over the next couple of months
and will make selections in early fall.
We hope to see you in San Jose next year!
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Welcome to the PASS Business Analytics Conference 2016
Call for Speakers
Be part of the PASS Business Analytics Conference (BAC) by sharing your industry knowledge and experience! We are looking for speakers to lead sessions on practical real-world examples, case studies, and how-to technical tips.
Become a speaker by submitting an abstract no later than 9:00 PM PDT on Wednesday, July 29, 2015. To submit your proposed abstract, you must create a myPASS account or log into your existing myPASS account. If you need assistance with creating an account or logging into an existing account, contact us at [email protected].
You may submit abstracts for up to five general 60-minute sessions.
Each abstract must fall under one of the listed session categories, skill levels, and session tracks.
Check out our guide on how to submit an abstract with an example of a successfully accepted abstract and information on who the conference audience is.
How to Submit
- Review the Definitions and FAQ pages.
- Fill out your Speaker Profile before submitting any abstracts.
- Read and digitally sign the Speaker Terms before submitting any abstracts.
- Submit your abstract(s).
Note: Only submitted abstracts will be considered. Saved abstracts are not considered submitted.
The deadline for submission is
9:00 PM PDT on Wednesday, July 29, 2015. The selection notifications will be announced in October 2015.
Who is the PASS Business Analytics Conference For?
The BAC is designed for the end user who works in business and data analytics with a desire to learn about a variety of methods and technologies to support businesses in making data-driven decisions. They are non-technical data professionals found throughout the organization in Finance, Operations, Marketing, Sales, and Customer Service. Working with IT pros who architect, build, and facilitate data and analytics systems, business and data analysts can extract data from these systems to gain insights and drive the decision making process.
Unlike other conferences, the BAC has a focus on the real world, and offers applicable learning that will have an immediate and direct impact on the organization.
Job title examples from BAC 2015:
Business Analyst
BI Analyst
Health Data Analyst
Merchandise Performance Analyst
Sales Analyst
Research Analyst
Staff Cost Accountant
Supply Chain Analyst
BI Consultant
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Sr. Financial Analyst
Sr. Portfolio Risk Analyst
Director Business Intelligence and Analytics
Director of Financial Operations
Director Process Management
Director, Clinical Supply Chain
VP of Analytics
VP of Business Operations
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