Data Impact Rethinking Statistical Thresholds and the Rise of Small Data Multiple Authors This state of missingness, or data erasure, is a blind spot in many statistical approaches to datasets. It’s also a bit of an anachronism if we’re supposedly living in the Big Data era.
Data Practice From Descriptive to Prescriptive: How to Create Data Impact Nate Mayfield Vice President, Strategy & Operations, Applications Service Excellence, Oracle Four categories of analytics create a holistic, effective data organization – and build business impact. Nate Mayfield of Oracle explains how.
Data Practice Four Ways to Win Hearts and Minds During a Data Transformation Journey Sukhmeet Panesar Chief Health Officer at Monstarlab & Senior Adviser to Chief Data and Analytics Officer, NHS England Suki Panesar of the National Health Service shares four planning recommendations and four lessons learned at the three-year point in his group’s data transformation journey.
Data Culture Five Ways to Connect Data Cultures at Decentralized Companies Adam Mico Principal, Data Visualization and Enablement at Moderna Adam Mico of data consultancy Keyrus offers best practices for connecting cultures that are by definition decentralized, with employees who only have worked remotely, who work exclusively in offices, and everything in between.
Data Practice Where Data Ethics Meets Data Equity Multiple Authors Inclusion is often used synonymously with equity. But they are different. Increased inclusion in datasets for different groups is not something new. It's always been called for. But inclusion without equity, as in the case of the Human Genome Diversity Project (HGDP), means that many global Indigenous populations were included in datasets but afforded no equity after the fact.
Data Leadership Will Chief Data Officers become Chief Data Architects? Josh Tapley Senior Director, Data Visualization, Comcast Comcast’s Josh Tapley posits that the Chief Data Officer of today is unlikely to go away, but may become more like a Chief Data Architect as businesses fully embrace data-driven cultures.
Data Practice The Evolution of the Data Evangelist, and 5 Ways to Become a Better One Eva Murray Senior Evangelist, Snowflake Although the data evangelist role was once vaguely defined, Eva Murray argues that it has become a powerful way to help people in organizations adopt new technologies and become more data-driven.
Data Leadership Three Pillars of Data Leadership – and Three Aha Moments Nate Mayfield Vice President, Strategy & Operations, Applications Service Excellence, Oracle Not only were people better at absorbing our information, they could really do something with it.
Data Practice How COVID Accelerated Data Culture at NHS Sukhmeet Panesar Chief Health Officer at Monstarlab & Senior Adviser to Chief Data and Analytics Officer, NHS England We realized that we had an opportunity to unify efforts with our data partners in ways we never had before.
Data Practice Three Ways Data Ethics Build Stronger Organizations Candra McRae Lead Solution Engineer, Tableau Software As data leaders, we owe it to our organizations to drive ethical standards all the way across the business. Candra McRae dives into the principles of data ethics.
Data Culture Why Data Leaders Must Emphasize Good Data Storytelling Josh Tapley Senior Director, Data Visualization, Comcast As data leaders, we need to scale the belief in and ability to distill what our users need to take away from the rising tide of information so they make better decisions.
Data Leadership Zero to 130 in 10 Months: Five Reflections on Building a Global Data Organization Paul Chapman Global Director of Performance Management, BI and Innovation, JLL As you build, you may find yourself working horrendous hours, even if that’s because you don’t want your core team members to become stressed out.
Data Culture Twelve Barriers Inhibiting the Progress of Data Literacy and Twelve Solutions to Accelerate Growth Ben Jones Co-Founder & CEO, Data Literacy Ten data leaders sat down to talk about data literacy. Ben Jones, co-founder and CEO of Data Literacy, summarizes the conversation with twelve barriers inhibiting progress, and twelve creative solutions of how to accelerate growth.
Data Culture The Value of Diversity in Data Organizations Paul Chapman Global Director of Performance Management, BI and Innovation, JLL JLL’s Paul Chapman discusses the value diversity brings to data communities, the challenges to finding diverse talent in this space, and how to proactively go about adding diversity.
Data Leadership Don’t Aim for Interesting Data. Insist on Actionable Data. Nate Mayfield Vice President, Strategy & Operations, Applications Service Excellence, Oracle We may be awash in ‘interesting’ data, but Oracle’s Nate Mayfield argues that doesn’t get you very far.
Data Culture If You Want Meaningful Change, Hire Challengers Ryan den Rooijen Chief Ecommerce Officer, Chalhoub Group Be brave enough to hire people who will challenge your business. That’s the recruiting advice of Ryan den Rooijen of luxury retailer Chalhoub Group.
Data Practice Three Ways to Grow and Define a Data Organization Nate Mayfield Vice President, Strategy & Operations, Applications Service Excellence, Oracle Nate Mayfield of illumina shares the methods that helped him define and build his global data organization.
Data Practice Five Ways Data Cultures Have Grown During COVID Multiple Authors We asked 5 data leaders about the business impact of COVID-19 and what changes they have seen in their organization's attitudes towards data. The feedback was encouraging.
Data Culture The Five Elements You Need to Lead a Data Culture Andrew Beers Chief Technology Officer, Tableau Software Leading by example when developing your organization’s data culture is the best path to success. Executive buy-in, sponsorship and prioritization of data use paves the way to organization wide adoption, which ultimately leads to better decision-making and strategies that benefit your bottom line.
Data Culture A Conversation with a Data Doubter Paul Chapman Global Director of Performance Management, BI and Innovation, JLL There are true data believers – and then there are data doubters. Discover how JLL’s Paul Chapman turns cynics into advocates.
