Institute of Information Systems and Digital Economy, Collegium of Economic Analysis at SGH Warsaw School of Economics, together with partners from the Czech Republic, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Ukraine organized an open international didactic seminar on Business Intelligence and Data Science, which was held on 04/16/2021 on the Microsoft Teams platform. During the seminar, experts discussed the priorities of teaching in the field of Business Intelligence and Data Science in the face of the challenges of distance learning.

• The seminar was opened by the Vice-Dean of the Collegium of Economic Analysis, prof. Robert Kruszewski, who in his inaugural speech emphasized the importance of interdisciplinary and international cooperation in this field.
• The substantive part of the seminar was started by invited speaker, prof. William van der Aalst from the Technical University of Aachen (RWTH Aachen University), who gave a lecture on process mining. Process mining is particularly important in industry 4.0 and in robotic process automation. A look at this field from within the research community that started this research was a very valuable part of the seminar.
• The second lecture was given by Marcin Kaźmierczak from Google Cloud Poland, who presented the Google Cloud Warsaw Region, opened a few days ago, and its offer of didactic support for universities in the region.
• In subsequent speeches, representatives of universities participating in the seminar presented their experiences concerning the implementation of didactics in the domain of Business Intelligence and Data Science. The Collegium of Economic Analysis of SGH Warsaw School of Economics was represented by Dr. Przemysław Szufel, Dr. Karol Przanowski and Dr. Sebastian Zając.

The exchange of experiences regarding teaching methods, the technical environment supporting remote learning, the applications used, case studies as well as the substantive scope of the courses gave a development impulse for the planned further activities. Consultations in a group of experts will take place in the near future, the aim of which will be to develop a formula for further cooperation.

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