Stories are all about relationships, and so are data. It’s not the datapoints, or the nodes, that matter—it’s the edges between them that paint the trendlines and allow us to say something about our future.
Data strategy matters to both business and tech. It’s a problem that sits in the center of a Venn diagram, and if we get stuck thinking of those two domains as existing solely in completely separate silos, we’ll lock ourselves out of that key middle ground where the really important problems get solved.
This post shares links that illustrate how some financial services organizations are using data science and data analytics to innovate and improve their products and services and become more data-driven.
In this post, Julie talks about the necessary skills for a CDO, as learned through her research for the “Understanding the Chief Data Officer” report.
In this revamped classic, Edd looks at the challenges of moving forward with a new architecture, and where you need to start.
In this post, we’ll cover the difference between data rights versus privacy and security, and you’ll be introduced to some projects that show how the technology industry is evolving to develop scalable solutions around intersecting concerns in data management and authorization.
We detail insights learned while attending the recent Predix Transform conference.
I’m excited to announce two new members of our team: Antony Falco (VP, Product & Innovation) and Nayla Rizk (Advisor).
Failure is appealing as a stepping stone along the path to innovation, but it’s very scary in practice—especially when you can’t yet see where the path is leading. We’d like to suggest the following five guidelines as a place to start.