In this podcast, Matthew lends his expertise to explore the growth of data and how to action it effectively with the findings of a MarketPulse survey by IDG research and Matillion. Tune in to hear Matthew’s advice on gaining actionable insights and his predictions for the future of data warehousing.

Matthew Scullion is the Founder and CEO at Matillion. Matthew has a demonstrable history working in commercial IT and software development at a number of British and European system integrators. He then started Matillion in 2011 and has since expanded the company, opening offices in the USA.

In this podcast, Nanjunda explains why legacy systems are the Achilles heel of digital transformation. In particular, he explains why businesses are stuck in a legacy rut, and how low code can get them out of it. Finally, Nanjunda shares his thoughts on the future of legacy systems and digital transformation.

Nanjunda Prasad is the Director of Marketing at WaveMaker. Nanjunda has over 10 years of experience in product development, as well as a demonstrable history of delivering critical components of a new product ahead of market introduction.

In this podcast, Stephan delves into the many ways that cloud drives digital transformation. As well as this, he outlines the obstacles associated with cloud, before sharing his advice on how to overcome them. Stephan also lends his OpenStack expertise and discusses whether he thinks open source is the future of technology.

Stephan Fabel is the Director of Product at Canonical. Stephan has over 15 years of experience in product management, technical cloud architecture, software development, and product development. During this time, Stephan has built a reputation for unwavering commitment to excellence.

In this podcast, Paul outlines what ‘connected worker’ really means and why this style of working is on the rise. As well as this, he lends his expertise on how to implement the right communications technologies for your teams. Finally, Paul shares his thoughts on what the enterprise will look like in 10 years’ time.

Paul Clark is the Senior Vice President, EMEA Managing Director at Poly. Paul has worked at Poly since it was Plantronics in the 90s (it would later merge with Polycom). At the company, Paul is responsible for the combined entity in EMEA and for growing the overall revenues in this region.

In this podcast, we spoke with Grace Fisher, Senior Product Manager at Persado, about her journey to becoming a woman in tech. As well as this, Grace shares her thoughts on what organisations and schools could be doing to encourage women to take STEM subjects and career paths. Finally, Grace gives some kind words of advice to women who would like to work in the tech industry.

#EachforEqual is the mantra for this year’s International Women’s Day. This is especially appropriate for the tech industry, which has historically been dominated by men. However, many organisations have taken great strides to offer equal opportunities to women in the tech arena. Now more than ever, women are filling positions all the way up to C-level.

Simon Hayward, Vice President EMEA at Domo, joins us for this week’s Ask the Expert. At Domo, he helps customers realise the power of data in driving their organisations forward. Simon is particularly knowledgeable in how best to leverage data when running a complex, fast-paced business, making him the perfect person to speak with us about how data fragmentation is impeding the digital transformation efforts of organisations.

Tune in to find out what Domo (in partnership with IDC) discovered in its poll, surveying the barriers met by UK and European organisations when introducing digital tools and practices to improve decision-making. Simon also explores how data fragmentation hinders digital transformation efforts, before lending his expertise on overcoming these obstacles.

In this podcast, Shashi firstly explores the trends associated with SD-WAN and the hype around it. He also outlines what organisations should look for in a Network-as-a-Service vendor, before delving into whether organisations should choose an as-a-Service approach or DIY.

Shashi Kiran is the Chief Marketing and Product Officer at Aryaka Networks. Shashi has over 20 years of experience in business and technology, spanning areas such as sales, business development, and product management in large global companies as well as smaller startups. 

In this podcast, Peter details the shortfalls of Internet of Things (IoT) and what that means for its future applications. He also delves into the impact of 5G on IoT, before addressing data hoarding in business. Finally, Peter demonstrates how to unlock untapped value from data and how to better monetise it.

Peter Ruffley is the Founder at Zizo Software. Peter has over 40 years of broad experience in the IT industry, including working with some of the biggest data technologies such as Oracle and IBM. At Zizo, Peter has brought the company to the forefront as one of the leading providers of big data analytics for business and retail.

Tom is joining us to explore why companies spend so much focus, manpower, and cash on recruitment, yet much less to retain talent. He delves into how technology can help in both recruitment and retention, paying particular attention to AI-driven analytics.

Tom McKeown is the CEO and Co-Founder at TrenData. Tom is a senior executive with over 25 years of experience in software and technology. During his career, Tom had spearheaded growth in several early- and middle-stage startup software companies, resulting in acquisitions with multi-million dollar returns for investors.

Joining us in this Ask the Expert is Deloitte’s David Mapgaonkar and Michael Wyatt. David is a principal with Deloitte Cyber practice, and Michael is the Deloitte Risk and Financial Advisory principal for the CyberDeloitte.

In this podcast, David and Michael firstly outline the findings of Deloitte Cyber’s research. In particular, the research explored the top trends and challenges that enterprises must consider to protect themselves and their consumers. As well as this, they detail the hesitations surrounding upgrading legacy environments and how companies should approach their digital identity. Finally, David and Michael share their thoughts on what 2020 will bring.