If we can easily shop for books online, how, in a business context, can it become easier for users to shop – find, understand and trust – for data within an organisation? Key learning points: Best practices for...
Category - Data 2020 Summit 2018
Master Data Management for Data-Driven Organizations – Barry Wildhagen
Organizations rely on data for running their business, so imagine what happens if this data is silo’ed, dirty and cannot be trusted. Successful organizations treat their data as an asset and manage it by using a...
AI Foundations of a New Data Platform – Björn Hertzberg
The era an Intelligent Digital Mesh is upon us and the potential impact this can have on your data platform is hard to underestimate. How will the rapid emergence of AI change what is a data platform and how do we...
The Value of Data as Intangible Assets and How to Empower Data Governance – Carl-Göran Domeij
Looking at financial and governance perspective on data. How to enable awareness of the value of data and finding new usage of old data. Do you know if you own the data? Examine a method for valuation. Finally a Short...
Accelerating Data-Driven Innovation with Quality and Governance – Richard Branch and Anssi Tikka
Thinking of data quality, governance, master and reference data in silos only serves to perpetuate the silos of information that data-driven projects seek to address. Sharing best practices and lessons learned from...
Panel: Identifying the Opportunities of Emerging Technology & Applying Them to Your Enterprise
Panelists: David Talaga, Robert Prochowicz and Jesper Grode
Panel: Common Challenges in Creating a Data Governance Model and Establishing a CDO Role
Panelists: David Dadoun, Nicola Askham and Andrew Joss
Panel: The Importance of Data Quality and Governance in Accelerating Data-Driven Innovation?
Panelists: Richard Branch, Greg Hanson and Stijn Christiaens
Tips for Achieving Sustainable Data Governance – Nicola Askham
Often a Data Governance implementation is viewed as a project and subsequently fails once the project ends and everyone “goes back to normal” i.e. working as they did before the project. Nicola will share...
