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In this episode, Markus Zirn and Tembi Holmes explore the critical role of being data-driven in achieving sustainable and resilient global solutions. As a leader at Arup, Tembi discusses the importance of data integrity in real-time information exchange and the complexities of managing extensive data ecosystems. She shares her diverse background in financial services and tech, highlighting how these experiences influence her leadership. They delve into the challenges of standardizing processes across a global company and the impact of generative AI on productivity and efficiency in engineering and architecture. Tembi's insights underscore the future of data-driven practices and the value of hands-on experience for data leaders.
Timestamps*(00:00) Episode Start
*(04:50) Why Arup has embarked on their digital transformation journey
*(09:52) The winning focus on collaboration
*(11:40) Building guardrails around innovation
*(14:53) From big data to big processes
*(23:09) Maintaining data integrity across flows
*(29:20) Added complexities in the AEC space
*(32:14) Why Tembi has such a passion for data
*(37:52) The importance of getting your hands dirty
*(41:20) Practical use cases for Gen AI
*(48:28) Tembi's advice for others on the journey
Episode Key Takeaways“We always ask, as data leaders, is how do we make sure that the business consumer who's not technical can leverage this technology? A lot of technology can be highly technical, the barrier to entry can be really onerous and complex. And that makes it really difficult, especially if you want to federate some of the data services that people need to be able to do by themselves. And so you need something that's at least visual, that has a process mind behind it because a lot of business consumers are thinking about the process and what they need to get to, not necessarily the technical complexity behind it. So, I agree with you that I think the visual component, the simplification is really powerful.”
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In this episode, Markus Zirn and Tembi Holmes explore the critical role of being data-driven in achieving sustainable and resilient global solutions. As a leader at Arup, Tembi discusses the importance of data integrity in real-time information exchange and the complexities of managing extensive data ecosystems. She shares her diverse background in financial services and tech, highlighting how these experiences influence her leadership. They delve into the challenges of standardizing processes across a global company and the impact of generative AI on productivity and efficiency in engineering and architecture. Tembi's insights underscore the future of data-driven practices and the value of hands-on experience for data leaders.
Timestamps*(00:00) Episode Start
*(04:50) Why Arup has embarked on their digital transformation journey
*(09:52) The winning focus on collaboration
*(11:40) Building guardrails around innovation
*(14:53) From big data to big processes
*(23:09) Maintaining data integrity across flows
*(29:20) Added complexities in the AEC space
*(32:14) Why Tembi has such a passion for data
*(37:52) The importance of getting your hands dirty
*(41:20) Practical use cases for Gen AI
*(48:28) Tembi's advice for others on the journey
Episode Key Takeaways“We always ask, as data leaders, is how do we make sure that the business consumer who's not technical can leverage this technology? A lot of technology can be highly technical, the barrier to entry can be really onerous and complex. And that makes it really difficult, especially if you want to federate some of the data services that people need to be able to do by themselves. And so you need something that's at least visual, that has a process mind behind it because a lot of business consumers are thinking about the process and what they need to get to, not necessarily the technical complexity behind it. So, I agree with you that I think the visual component, the simplification is really powerful.”
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