Agenda

Thursday, 23 May 2024

“Mastering Data Maturity & Harnessing AI”

Please note that 1:1 meetings will be running throughout the day.

07:45 - 08:30

Registration & Check-in

Secure your seat in the keynote room for the day.

Jim Berry

CEO & Founder at ADAPT

About

Jim founded ADAPT with a vision to help Australia thrive commercially, now and for the future.  To enable that, Jim leads ADAPT’s mission to connect, inform and equip our local business and tech leaders.

Leading the development of ADAPTs agenda’s and content strategy whilst also advising executive leadership teams from global technology service providers, Jim is uniquely experienced to be the voice of the end-user, the customer and the vendor.

Bringing his deep knowledge of the local market, Jim regularly presents “Know your Customer” webinars and guides the world’s largest vendors with their G-T-M and content strategies.

Through entrepreneurial product development and a servant leader mentality with his team and clients, ADAPT grows annually with clearly differentiated value for all stakeholders.

08:30 - 08:45

Welcome to the 3rd Data & AI Edge: "A Pivotal Year for Data & AI Leadership"

Jim Berry - CEO & Founder at ADAPT Read More

Data is in the spotlight more than ever in 2024, bringing new opportunities as well as challenges.

The aspiration is to lead peers with superior digital products, unified customer data, customised experiences, accurate dashboards, an integrated data strategy, data culture, and mastery of emerging AI.
But with limited resources, how can we ensure Australian organisations don’t fall behind on critical goals?

This makes 2024 a pivotal year for Data leadership.
To optimise architecture, AI, access, and governance – we must ensure that data leadership and culture comes from the top down.
With less than 50% of Data leaders confident of executing on their data strategy, how can we increase their impact, value, and influence?

Join the community at ADAPT Data & AI Edge, bringing together our regional enterprise and government data and AI heroes to connect, learn and inspire in these challenging times.

Gabby Fredkin

Head of Analytics & Insights at ADAPT

About

Gabby’s primary role is managing ADAPT’s overall strategy for Data Analytics. He has extensive experience in using data to identify trends in technology that help shape Australian organisations. Utilising modern Data Science techniques, he provides ADAPT and their customers with confidence in the accuracy and validity of the information used for ADAPT’s Research, Advisory, and Events.​

With a passion for creating stories with data, Gabby is consistently rated as one of the top speakers at ADAPT Events. In round table discussions, he specialises in using statistics to initiate thought-provoking discussions. Gabby is effective in translating information into insights, enabling ADAPT’s customers to become more data-driven.​

Gabby’s primary areas of expertise are: ​

  • Advanced AI and ML practices, including AI ethics.​
  • Building models to benchmark and predict IT performance.​
  • End-user behaviour and human-centred design.​
  • Cross-functional team design and value, such as DevSecOps.​
08:45 - 09:05

ADAPT Research: Collective Insights from CIO, CFO, Data & Security Executive Surveys

Gabby Fredkin - Head of Analytics & Insights at ADAPT Read More

ADAPT’s research and advisory team reveal the latest local fact-based insights, based upon over 1,000 detailed surveys of our region’s executive leaders. Showing the core findings distilled from your aggregated pre-event surveys and those of your executive CFO, Digital and CIO peers on their drivers, aims and opinions on data strategy. Also comparing the investment priorities, resource allocation and unique challenges of the Australian Chief Data Officer for you to benchmark and validate your thinking.

Tenar Larsen

Head of Community & Ecosystem Partnerships at ADAPT

About
09:05 - 09:10

Get an Edge: Making the Most of Your Day

Tenar Larsen - Head of Community & Ecosystem Partnerships at ADAPT Read More

Byron Connolly

Head of Programs & Value Engagement at ADAPT

About

Byron is a highly experienced technology and business journalist, editor, corporate writer, and event producer.

Prior to joining Adapt, he was the editor-in-chief at CIO Australia and associate editor at CSO Australia. He also created and led the well-known CIO50 awards program in Australia and The CIO Show podcast.

Byron creates valuable insights for our community of senior technology and business professionals that help them reach their organisational and professional goals. He has a passion for uncovering stories about the careers and personal philosophies of Australia’s top technology and digital executives.

When he is not working, Byron enjoys hot yoga, swimming, running, and spending time with his family.

Malcolm Wanstall

VP Data Strategy at Cochlear & former Group Head of Data at Westpac

About

A technology executive with an entrepreneurial spirit and a passion for bringing data & digital to life whilst keeping the customer experience at the heart of everything.

With 15+ years of driving data & digital strategy, data science & engineering, platforms & technology leadership, Malcolm has unparalleled insight and an enviable track record leading organisations to realise their hidden potential through understanding how data & digital innovation operate most effectively at scale whilst always having a keen eye focused on spotting the technology of tomorrow, today.

 

09:05 - 09:50

Data Strategy, real-time CX, Data Innovation & AI at Scale

Byron Connolly - Head of Programs & Value Engagement at ADAPT Malcolm Wanstall - VP Data Strategy at Cochlear & former Group Head of Data at Westpac Read More

Mal is a leading data technologist and futurist who has been driving data & digital strategy, data science & technology for over a decade and a half. Recently Mal built the data and insights platforms at Westpac, within 5 years scaling a small team of gun data-gurus into a group-wide function spanning hundreds of data scientists, product managers, engineers and analysts all working to make data magic at scale for each and every customer whilst keeping data safe. Mal has recently taken up residence at Cochlear as the VP of Data Strategy where he is leading the data inspired transformation across all global regions of the organisation.

Mal has unparalleled insight and an enviable track record of leading organisations to realise their hidden potential through understanding how data & digital innovation operate most effectively at scale whilst spotting the technology of tomorrow, today. Cloud based data ecosystems, real-time and event based architectures, ML/AI platforms that deliver measurable value, data ethics, predictive and prescriptive analytics, tight digital integration with customer facing insights, data products and governance, from startup to multinational across multiple sectors.

Previously described as a data whisperer, a strategists strategist, a practical futurist or an executive technology generalist Mal prefers to be known more simply as a problem solver who is driven by understanding the art and science of data, technology and people.

Chase Ginther

Principal Architect, AI/ ML, Field CTO Office at Snowflake

About

I’ve spent my career building ML solutions on the modern data stack. I’ve been fortunate to work on exciting projects from building deep learning models for ad-tech use cases with near-real time inference from IoT devices to building models to identify healthcare fraud waste and abuse.

09:50 - 10:20

Build the Future Together with AI and Apps

Chase Ginther - Principal Architect, AI/ ML, Field CTO Office at Snowflake Read More

Discover the limitless possibilities of data, AI and application collaboration for your organisation.

10:20 - 10:40

Morning Break: Refreshments, Snacks and Connections

Richard Fleming

Head of Advanced Analytics and AI, Bain & Company

About

Richard Fleming is the leader of our Asia-Pacific Advanced Analytics practice. He is also a leader in our Transformation and Change practice.

He has more than 25 years of management consulting experience, advising business leaders on their biggest opportunities and challenges. He has supported clients with business transformation across strategy, customer experience, performance improvement, M&A, operating model design, digital, data and technology. His work is increasingly to support clients transform their businesses with digital, data and technology.

He has deep experience working with financial services clients in banking, insurance, wealth management and payments. Richard has also worked across industries including retail, consumer products, telecommunications, medtech and manufacturing.

He has applied his strategy consulting expertise globally, having served clients in the North America, Australia, the United Kingdom, and across Asia.

Prior to joining us in 2001, Richard worked for two other global consulting firms with a focus on technology.

He earned an MBA from Australian Graduate School of Management and a BA with Honors in physics from Oxford University.

 

10:40 - 11:10

AI Integration: From Experimentation to Production in 2024

Richard Fleming - Head of Advanced Analytics and AI, Bain & Company Read More

2024 is a watershed year for AI, as businesses shift from exploring AI’s potential to implementing these technologies at scale. To leverage the significant benefits of AI, companies must make strategic choices around AI’s impact on talent, operating models, data infrastructure, use case delivery, change management, and regulatory compliance.

Richard explores this crucial transition, outlining how companies can move from experimentation phase to full-scale production.

Importantly, beyond optimising productivity and CX, organisations are beginning to use AI to reinvent their business models and spawn new ventures. This approach signals a deeper recognition of AI’s transformative power in creating competitive advantage and driving business growth.

In his presentation, Richard will cover:

  • The transition of AI projects from experimentation to scalable solutions in 2024.
  • Key considerations for businesses scaling AI, such as talent, technology, regulatory engagement, and use case execution.
  • The role of AI in pioneering business model innovations and new enterprises.

Leveraging his deep expertise in analytics and AI, Richard offers a roadmap for businesses to navigate the AI adoption landscape, highlighting proven ways to align AI initiatives with overarching business objectives that deliver sustained success.

Adam Beavis

VP & Country Manager at Databricks ANZ

About
11:10 - 11:30

A Vision on Data Intelligence

Adam Beavis - VP & Country Manager at Databricks ANZ Read More

Discussing the topical trends in data and AI as we navigate this inflection point.  Covering the generative AI opportunity, the Databricks vision and showing how your company can democratise data to take advantage of AI and benefit from large language models (LLMs), while maintaining data privacy and data quality

Covering:

  • Today’s GenAI opportunity
  • Real use cases
  • Current Inhibitors
  • Paths to success

Alois Reitbauer

Chief Technology Strategist, Head of Open Source, Lead Dynatrace Research

About

Alois is Chief Technology Strategist of Dynatrace. He is fanatic about monitoring, DevOps and application performance. He spent most of his professional career in building monitoring tools and speeding up applications. He is a regular conference speaker, blogger, book author and Sushi maniac.

11:30 - 11:50

"What makes an AI project a success or a failure."

Alois Reitbauer - Chief Technology Strategist, Head of Open Source, Lead Dynatrace Research Read More

According to a recent report, 83% of tech leaders see AI as becoming mandatory, and every company’s AI strategy will become a key differentiating factor. So, what are the criteria that make companies succeed and what makes them fail? Why will some projects be market differentiators while others will lead to high costs, low user satisfaction and missed business goals?

Alois was a key driver behind the development of Dynatrace’s Hypermodal AI which revolutionises the observability industry. He will walk through the strategic decisions that led to Dynatrace’s AI strategy. Then he will deep dive into why choosing the right AI techniques was not only crucial for technical but also business success. Alois will share how a business-first and innovation-centric approach helped to transform an entire industry.

The talk will cover:

  • How to start to define an AI strategy and business case
  • How to measure the success of an AI project and steer it in the right direction
  • Why the AI architecture matters and what business leaders need to know about AI (without getting too technical)
  • How to develop sustainable AI products in a fast moving market.

Alois also leads Dynatrace’s strategic open source initiatives for projects, co-chair and founding member of CNCF TAG App Delivery, as well as developing industry wide standards, most recently co-founding the W3C distributed tracing working group.

11:55 - 12:55

ADAPT Executive Insight Roundtables

Attend your pre-selected roundtable to participate in a peer discussion with confidence under Chatham House Rule moderated by an ADAPT analyst with subject matter experts.

Lenka Bednarikova

Head of IoT, Purple Professional Services at Telstra Purple

About

Focused on customer success through driving the right outcomes in the right way. Lenka has been participating in and co-leading digital transformations across various industries for over ten years, leveraging lean, agile and HCD (Human Centred Design) ways of working. She is focused on data-driven business value solutions and helping customers accelerate their business intelligence and effectiveness. Having played on both sides of the field – as a customer and as a consultant, Lenka deeply appreciates the needs and context during unique digital transformation journeys.

Dayle Stevens OAM

Executive, Data & AI at Telstra

About

Dayle joined Telstra in July 2021 with nearly 30 years’ experience in the technology industry. She has held notable executive leadership roles in technology at companies such as NAB and AGL. Today Dayle leads Telstra’s Data & AI function.

 

Outside of Telstra, Dayle is a non-executive director at Beyond Blue, Australia’s most well-known and trusted mental health organisation, and a member of the IT Advisory Committee at Trinity College, University of Melbourne.

 

Dayle has long championed diversity in STEM across industry and age group boundaries, both through her own work and with global organisations aimed at encouraging women and girls to participate in STEM such as Robogals and Girl Geek Academy.

 

Dayle’s work has been recognised with multiple industry and professional awards, including being named in the CIO50 list of the best CIOs in Australia, the Australian Financial Review’s 100 Women of Influence, and being awarded an Order of Australia Medal for her services to information technology and to women. 

Steven Casey

Head of Public Sector/Government at Quantium Telstra

About
roundtable

Unlocking business potential: Elevating data maturity through AI Integration

Lenka Bednarikova - Head of IoT, Purple Professional Services at Telstra Purple Dayle Stevens OAM - Executive, Data & AI at Telstra Steven Casey - Head of Public Sector/Government at Quantium Telstra Read More
Are you ready to drive your business forward? Only 4% of local organisations feel ready to take advantage of AI. Data infrastructure, data culture and business alignment are common barriers holding organisations back. Collaborating closely with our customers, we’ve executed programs that help ensure data readiness for the AI revolution. We believe that cultivating a data-driven culture is crucial for organisational success.
Join Telstra Data & AI lead, Dayle Stevens with your peers and experts from Quantium and Purple to debate:
  • Implementing AI to improve service outcomes and productivity.
  • How Telstra is overcoming the barriers to execution
  • How we’re partnering to help you leverage the value in your data through AI.
roundtable

Beyond the Hype of Generative AI and LLMs

with Alteryx Read More

In a world saturated with buzzwords and hype around Generative AI and Large Language Models (LLMs), it’s essential to cut through the noise and understand how these technologies can truly impact your business, all while maintaining data and analytics governance.

Join us for an insightful discussion where we’ll explore real-world trends and case studies of leaders integrating Generative AI and LLMs for tangible business impact.

Key Discussion Points:

  • Getting Beyond the Hype: Understanding the real potential of Generative AI and LLMs in business contexts.
  • Trends in Integration: Gain insight into how industry leaders are successfully integrating these technologies into their operations while navigating data and analytics governance challenges.
  • Best Practices and Challenges: Engage in discussions with your peers to share best practices and overcome common challenges associated with advanced analytics.
  • Achieving Meaningful Business Outcomes: Discover strategies for leveraging Generative AI and LLMs to drive tangible business results and competitive advantage.
Roundtable

How to Unleash your Data with AI While Remaining Agile and Compliant?

with Dell Technologies Read More

When being asked to lead the organisation’s data & AI strategy while facing new regulations, questions will arise around:

• Protecting your data and privacy, meet strict compliance and data sovereignty requirements, and stay in control
• How to flexibly deploy GenAI workflows with architecture that delivers a modular and flexible design.
• Creating an agile, safe, and sustainable IT environment from edge to core to cloud.

Join subject experts from Dell Technologies with your peers, moderated by and ADAPT analyst to debate the best practice.

12:55 - 13:50

Peer Networking Seated Lunch

13:00 - 13:55

Exclusive Lunch Roundtable: Generative AI for business: Advancing AI that is open, trusted and governed

with IBM Read More

AI for business needs to be built to last. That means the right data to power your applications, the right AI to fine tune for your business needs, and the right governance structure that manages your AI’s lifecycle. To manage risk and reputation, ensure data integrity and compliance, organisations need to operationalise their AI governance so that they are able to direct, manage, and monitor their AI activities. Join your peers in a closed door lunch for an insightful discussion on the critical questions to address when adopting AI, and how you can fuel the AI in your business with accurate and secure data you can trust.

13:55 - 14:55

ADAPT Executive Insight Roundtables

Attend your pre-selected roundtable to participate in a peer discussion with confidence under Chatham House Rules moderated by an ADAPT analyst with subject matter experts.

roundtable

Delivering Transformational Initiatives at Speed: Lessons Derived from Fortune 500 Customers & Denodo's Data Fabric

with Denodo Read More

Aussie organisations have mandates to make data a first-class asset to improve business processes, fix broken customer experiences, drive value from Cloud migrations, reduce the cost of compliance and minimise change management disruption from the constant changes to systems and teams.

Your organisation is no doubt at some stage of maturity and implementation, but with an average failure rate for these programs at greater than 50%, what lessons can be learned from similar complex companies where business value is being delivered from Data dependent programs? In this talk, Denodo will expand on how their Logical Data Fabric platform has rescued and de-risked projects, and significantly increased the time to value.

Michael Pride

Director - APAC at Protegrity

About

Michael Pride is a seasoned professional with two decades of experience in cyber security sales. He currently is the Senior Sales Director, APAC at Protegrity, he has demonstrated expertise in navigating the intricacies of the Asia-Pacific region. With a decade-long track record leading sales teams, Michael has successfully driven growth and fostered client relationships in Australia and New Zealand, as well as the broader Asia-Pacific market. His commitment to excellence and extensive industry knowledge position him as a trusted leader in the field.

roundtable

Navigating Australia’s Data Privacy Landscape in 2024

Michael Pride - Director - APAC at Protegrity Read More

Australia’s data privacy landscape is evolving quickly. High-profile data breaches led to personal data being obtained by malicious actors, and the Federal Government is implementing more stringent data privacy and cybersecurity rules as a result. As of September 2023, the Australian Government had agreed to 38 of 116 recommendations, which will now be drafted into the Privacy Act in 2024. The key takeaway is clear: Responsibility for privacy is shifting from the individual, and organisations will be expected to comply. Join this session to hear 4 tips for your 2024 data privacy implementation.

roundtable

AI Integration: From Experimentation to Production in 2024

with Bain & Co Read More

Following on from Bain & Co’s keynote presentation, this roundtable centres on the critical business transition from experimenting with AI to full-scale production. Leveraging Bain’s cross-industry expertise in helping companies globally to deploy AI, the moderators will share case studies, best practices and pragmatic learnings in relation to:

  • Transitioning AI projects from experimentation to scalable solutions
  • Key considerations surrounding talent, technology operating model and regulatory compliance.
  • Why AI goes beyond productivity and customer service – how organisations can leverage AI to reinvent their business models and spawn new ventures.
roundtable

Navigating the Data & AI Talent Landscape: The Critical Intersection of Skills, Training & Development

with Udemy Read More

In the dynamic realm of Data & AI, staying ahead requires not only cutting-edge technology, but also a workforce equipped with the right skills and expertise. Amidst rapid advancements and evolving industry landscapes, leaders in Data & AI are tasked with cultivating a workforce that can harness the power of data effectively. This roundtable workshop delves into the imperative of continuous learning and upskilling as a cornerstone of organizational success in the Data & AI space.

Through collaborative dialogue and insights from industry leaders, the workshop aims to equip attendees with actionable strategies for navigating the Data & AI talent landscape effectively. Embracing a proactive approach to skills, training, and development is not merely a competitive advantage—it’s a prerequisite for thriving in an increasingly data-driven world.

Key points of discussion include:

  • Cultivating a Learning Culture
  • Skills Mapping and Development Roadmaps
  • Leveraging Learning Platforms
  • Measuring ROI on Training Initiatives
14:55 - 15:15

Afternoon Refreshments

Michael Kollo

CEO at Evolved AI

About

Michael is an experienced business leader with a strong technical foundation in statistical AI systems. He began his career with a PhD in Finance from the London School of Economics, eventually moving into institutional asset management and quantitative research (Blackrock, Fidelity, AXA). Later, transitioning to the development of AI systems for institutional investment programmes, while continuing to teach Masters courses in quantitative techniques and analysis at LSE and Imperial College.

15:15 - 15:50

How to get past the Hype to Fully Leverage the 2nd Wave of AI?

Michael Kollo - CEO at Evolved AI Read More

GenAI is a breakthrough, but often human misunderstanding means we feel there’s too much hype about its capability. Adoption of AI is tough, mainly because companies face big gaps:

  • They don’t fully understand AI’s potential
  • They struggle to execute AI projects well
  • Their teams aren’t ready to use AI effectively
  • They overestimate it’s potential and are disappointed

The question also emerges as to who should own AI capabilities and adoption? Should it go to the Head of Data or CIO, or elsewhere?

Reality is businesses who harness the AI capability for operational efficiency and new business models will excel in the next 5 years. So, one thing is for sure: the CEO and Board want to know how to get past the hurdles and truly benefit from AI, no matter what stage of the adoption cycle.

  • What are the proven use cases to make operations more efficient?
  • How can the you make AI projects succeed and align with strategic business goals?
  • How can you identify, understand, and adopt the right AI tools to propel growth?

With an impressive career and capabilities in quantitative finance, the impact of automation, and the future of work, Michael is focused on solving the problems of industry AI adoption.

Peter Hind

Principal Research Analyst at ADAPT

About

Peter Hind has spent the last 25 years as an analyst and commentator on the ICT industry. He says his primary areas of interest are the potential of technology to transform the way organisations operate, the change management obstacles executives encounter in realising this potential and the tactics and techniques leaders have deployed to overcome these difficulties.

Peter now takes on multiple roles within ADAPT including the moderation of private events and roundtables, interviewing business executives about the strategies they are pursuing and assisting with the structuring of our delegate surveys and the interrogation and analysis of ADAPT’s treasure trove of end-user and C-level data

Dayle Stevens OAM

Executive, Data & AI at Telstra

About

Dayle joined Telstra in July 2021 with nearly 30 years’ experience in the technology industry. She has held notable executive leadership roles in technology at companies such as NAB and AGL. Today Dayle leads Telstra’s Data & AI function.

 

Outside of Telstra, Dayle is a non-executive director at Beyond Blue, Australia’s most well-known and trusted mental health organisation, and a member of the IT Advisory Committee at Trinity College, University of Melbourne.

 

Dayle has long championed diversity in STEM across industry and age group boundaries, both through her own work and with global organisations aimed at encouraging women and girls to participate in STEM such as Robogals and Girl Geek Academy.

 

Dayle’s work has been recognised with multiple industry and professional awards, including being named in the CIO50 list of the best CIOs in Australia, the Australian Financial Review’s 100 Women of Influence, and being awarded an Order of Australia Medal for her services to information technology and to women. 

Claudine Ogilvie

former CIO Jetstar, CEO HivePix & ADAPT Advisor

About

Joanna Gurry

Chief Data Officer at nbn

About

Joanna Gurry is a commercially focused technology executive with 25 years’ experience in banking, insurance and telecommunications.

Building and leading large data and analytics teams at NBNCo, IAG, Commonwealth Bank and KPMG, Jo has led successful transformations of culture and capability in large, complex businesses.

Aiming always to strike the right balance between risk and compliance with strong commercial outcomes, Jo targets strategic relationships with great partners to propel an innovation agenda – driven by advanced analytics practices and underpinned by mature information management foundations.

15:50 - 16:20

Executive Panel: Mastering Data Maturity & Harnessing AI

Peter Hind - Principal Research Analyst at ADAPT Dayle Stevens OAM - Executive, Data & AI at Telstra Claudine Ogilvie - former CIO Jetstar, CEO HivePix & ADAPT Advisor Joanna Gurry - Chief Data Officer at nbn Read More

The aim is to create value through data and analytics, while supporting a correctly executed automation and AI strategy – but Australia is behind on data and AI maturity. With a tidal wave of change on the way, how do we ensure we surf rather than drown?

Debating:

  1. Data Architecture, Platforms and Governance: How to manage data infrastructure efficiently while establishing data policies and standards?
  2. A culture of Data-Readiness: How to promote data literacy? How to influence and manage resistance, negativity, and change?
  3. Data Products: How to enhance products with data-driven features and experiences?
  4. Data Monetisation: Is data really an asset? The understanding, influence, and capture of value to generate returns from insights and info solutions.
  5. GenAI & LLMs: How to get past the hype and disappointment to leverage the best AI? What are real and proven Australian Use Cases?
  6. The right metrics & business case? To measure and demonstrate value
  7. Aligning data efforts with business goals – and the need for data maturity before AI maturity.

Dr. Shivaji Dasgupta

Group Chief Data & AI Officer at UniCredit

About

Multi-year strategic and operative experience in digital transformation and operations in cloud-based business models at large and mid-sized corporations, public-sector

Implementation of large end-to-end data-driven products, including architecture and processes with business and technology cross-functional, cross-geographic teams

Implementation of cloud solutions for financial, risk and ESG solutions

6 years as McKinsey Digital consultant with focus on digital transformation in finance and online business-models

16::20 - 16:50

Global Keynote: Lessons on a Modern Data Mesh & Putting the AI in Analytics

Dr. Shivaji Dasgupta - Group Chief Data & AI Officer at UniCredit Read More

As one of Europe’s bigger banks, Unicredit has 15m customers and 81k staff. They place Data strategy at the core of becoming an integrated, fast and digital bank. Shiv is responsible for the bank’s group-wide data functions – architecture, governance, platform, and analytics. His remit includes all the data platforms and engines and the Bank scaling AI in analytics. Additionally, he leads CIO Finance, Risk, Compliance, HR and ESG functions. He was previously the MD Customer Lifecycle Data at Deutsche Bank.

Shiv has strategic and operative experience in digital transformation and operations in data, ESG and cloud-based business models at large and mid-sized corporations. Also, public-sector implementation of large end-to-end data-driven products, including architecture and processes with business and technology cross-functional, cross-geographic teams.

Live from Italy, sharing insights on:

  • Cultural Transformation and mindset change
  • Lessons from Data mesh architectures – modern compliance demands newer ways.
  • Advice you don’t want to hear – and how to take on expensive transformations?
  • It’s easy to say “We don’t have the skills” – but do we know what the right skill is?
  • Scaling AI across the business with real use case.
16:50 - 17:00

Closing Comments

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17:00 - 18:00

Data & AI Edge Peer Networking Drinks

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