Online Events
Due to time zones, events presented by American speakers will be spread over more days, and will take place in the afternoon from 2 pm to 6 pm Italian time
Incorporating Big Data, Hadoop and NoSQL in Data Warehouse and Business Intelligence Systems
ONLINE LIVE STREAMING
May 10 - May 11, 2021
By: Rick van der Lans
Cloud Native Applications with Docker and Kubernetes
ONLINE LIVE STREAMING
May 12 - May 14, 2021
By: Sebastian Daschner
Designing, operating and managing a Multi-purpose Data Lake
ONLINE LIVE STREAMING
May 24 - May 25, 2021
By: Mike Ferguson
Data Virtualization: Technology and Use Cases
ONLINE LIVE STREAMING
May 31 - Jun 01, 2021
By: Rick van der Lans
Practical Steps for Building a Data Strategy and Governance
ONLINE LIVE STREAMING
Jun 03 - Jun 04, 2021
By: Christopher Bradley
How to Revamp your Data Warehouse and Lake for Digital Business
ONLINE LIVE STREAMING
Jun 07 - Jun 08, 2021
By: Barry Devlin
Upcoming Events
Free article of the month
Successfully launching the office of the chief data officer- and ensuring its sustained success.
The world of Big Data, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning is right now in a danger zone. There are many technological silver bullets falling out of the sky for us to try out, and it is an exciting time indeed. However, for us to achieve sustainable business value with these technologies we must ensure we are giving due attention to building and maturing our Data & Analytics capabilities.
It is in this environment that the Office of the Chief Data Officer (CDO) plays an increasingly important role. Practically speaking, the CDO is responsible for accelerating enterprise innovation and transformation through strategic management and use of data and analytics.
In 2015, there were just a few hundred Chief Data Officers globally. Since then the number of CDOs has risen into the thousands. The role is still mostly nascent, and it continues to evolve with only 20-30% of CDOs successfully establishing a data culture in their organizations, Bean (2019).