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Why do so many data and analytics projects fall short, even in the most well-funded companies?
In this episode of Data Analytics Chat, host Ben Parker talks with Murli Buluswar, Head of Analytics at Citibank's US Personal Bank, to explore what companies are doing wrong in data and analytics solutions.
We also explore his impressive career journey, from statistician to leader and unpack what it really takes to scale impact in data and analytics.
00:00 Introduction to the Guest and Episode Overview
00:48 Career Beginnings and Early Insights
03:50 Transition to Leadership and Enterprise Thinking
06:37 Continuous Learning and Self-Improvement
17:53 Challenges and Skills in Data-Driven Leadership
36:41 Common mistakes companies make when building analytics solutions
40:55 Companies' obsession with the latest tools and technologies
45:29 Poor leadership or lack of accountability at the top
46:23 Industry guilty of overcomplicating data strategies
48:21 Final Thoughts and Conclusion
Thank you for listening!
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Why do so many data and analytics projects fall short, even in the most well-funded companies?
In this episode of Data Analytics Chat, host Ben Parker talks with Murli Buluswar, Head of Analytics at Citibank's US Personal Bank, to explore what companies are doing wrong in data and analytics solutions.
We also explore his impressive career journey, from statistician to leader and unpack what it really takes to scale impact in data and analytics.
00:00 Introduction to the Guest and Episode Overview
00:48 Career Beginnings and Early Insights
03:50 Transition to Leadership and Enterprise Thinking
06:37 Continuous Learning and Self-Improvement
17:53 Challenges and Skills in Data-Driven Leadership
36:41 Common mistakes companies make when building analytics solutions
40:55 Companies' obsession with the latest tools and technologies
45:29 Poor leadership or lack of accountability at the top
46:23 Industry guilty of overcomplicating data strategies
48:21 Final Thoughts and Conclusion
Thank you for listening!
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