Miroslav Kočan
Miroslav Kočan is an experienced manager in managing health and financial institutions. He was a director of the company Nemocničná a.s., where he was devoted to optimizing processes and modernizing IT solutions. He has extensive experience from working in the Allianz group, where he held leading positions at the Slovak and international level. He was the chairman of the board and general director of the General Health Insurance Company and successfully implemented recovery plans and digitization. Since 2023, he has been working as the general secretary of the service office of the Ministry of Education, Research, Development and Youth of the Slovak Republic. Miroslav Kočan is an expert in change management, financial management of insurance companies, and the introduction of modern technologies. He has experience in team management and strategic development, education in theoretical computer science and actuary certification. Actively speaks English and German.
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Artificial intelligence in education - fast and efficient support for data collection (12:47 - 12:57)
We will present how the Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport of the Slovak Republic has introduced an AI-based chatbot to simplify and speed up data collection on pupils and teachers in schools to allocate funding.
In a period of annual data collection involving thousands of schools, there is a lot of pressure on the Ministry's staff, who have to deal with many queries and confusion from school representatives. The AI-based solution has enabled instant and 24/7 responses to the most common data recording and completion questions, relieving the Ministry of many phone and email queries. Daily, the AI answered 1,500-2,000 questions from school representatives. In addition, the chatbot also allowed users to send more complex queries directly to the Ministry's methodologists via the ticketing system. This digital tool simplified and streamlined communication, reduced the administrative burden and increased the fluidity of the data collection process. This pilot project has demonstrated the benefits of an AI solution for the Ministry, and we believe that it will continue to aid data collection in the future with a more widespread scope. -
DISCUSSION "Priority life situations"