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CIOs Graeme Thompson and David Chou discuss what it takes to build a reputation as a data-driven organization that customers can trust, and why every business leader needs to understand the importance of data trustworthiness and security.
Data drives better decision making – but only if everyone across the organization trusts the data enough to use it. CIOs Graeme Thompson and Steven John discuss the secrets to nurturing a data-driven culture.
Data strategy is more than just a data management plan. Here’s how CIOs can scope a data strategy and, importantly, earn support for it across the business.
Informatica CIO Graeme Thompson and CMO Sally Jenkins share their approach to developing a productive partnership – built on a foundation of data – and the lessons for other C-suite leaders.
The Chicago Cubs are using big data to transform all aspects of their business, from improving fan experiences to optimizing operations. Hear what CIOs in any industry can learn from the data-savvy disruptors of America's Pastime. Special guest: Andrew McIntyre, VP Technology, Chicago Cubs.
From strategic vision down to a nitty-gritty roadmap, CIOs need a plan for digital transformation that is geared to create the best environment for the business to succeed. Informatica execs Graeme Thompson and Kevin Fleet discuss the right approach, the challenges, and the ideal end state.
The General Data Protection Regulation marks the biggest change to European privacy laws in two decades. We discuss GDPR business implications and best practices for compliance. Special guest: Steve Durbin, managing director of the UK’s Information Security Forum.
Graeme Thompson and David Linthicum explain how to quantify the value of data – and how to manage it responsibly to drive business growth.
CIOs can make data and insights more accessible to everyone across their organization – as long as they overcome a few core technological and cultural barriers.
How will artificial intelligence help CIOs and others dramatically rethink how organizations work? Humans discuss.
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