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 visualization-biometrics-lecture
SUMMARY:Business Information Visualization \& Biometrics Lecture
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\n      \n      \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBusiness Information Visual
 ization \& Biometrics Lecture\nAbstract\nBusiness Intelligence \& Analytic
 s dashboards, data visualizations, and visual analysis systems are cogniti
 ve tools that heavily rely on our understanding of subconscious-level proc
 essing, human perception, and cognitive processes overall. These cognitive
  tools are the focal point of the data visualization subfield called Busin
 ess Information Visualization (BIV). While the BIV field has seen calls fo
 r an increased need to deploy physiological sensing techniques and the use
  of biometric data, these calls remain an opportunity. Dr. Bačić will pres
 ent his research as an answer to this opportunity and discuss his past and
  current research at the intersection of Business Information Visualizatio
 n and biometrics.\n\n\nWednesday\n			April 19, 11 am to 12pm\nUXDM Lab (WB
 33) (limited seating) / Zoom https://wpi.zoom.us/j/92313769266\n\n\n\n    
   \n      \n\n\n\nDinko Bačićis an Assistant Professor of Information Syst
 ems and the founder of the UX \& Biometrics lab in the Quinlan School of B
 usiness at Loyola University Chicago. He holds a DBA degree in Information
  Systems from Cleveland State University. His research interests include i
 nformation visualization, human-computer interaction, biometrics, cognitio
 n, neuroIS, business intelligence \& analytics, and pedagogy. He has paper
 s published in premier journals such as Decision Support Systems, Communic
 ations of the Association for Information Systems, AIS Transactions on Hum
 an-Computer Interaction, Springer Computer Science Lecture Notes, and Leon
 ardo, among others. He has over fifteen years of corporate and consulting 
 experience in business intelligence, finance, project management, and huma
 n resources.\n\n\n\n\n
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