Whether it’s a new vaccine, the introduction of a driverless racing car or the advancement of a hyper-personalised retail experience - across the economy, value creation is powered by good data.
The value of data is unlocked through its proliferation. The more you use data, the more you get back in the form of productivity, insight and innovation. So how can leaders enable more employees and customers to utilise data for better outcomes? And as businesses adjust to a new set of imperatives, from climate change to new ways of working, how can this data drive be achieved with sustainability, trust and choice at its core?
Join our virtual roundtable to hear the secrets of data-driven businesses, discuss the obstacles to overcome and share your views on the opportunities to be realised.
08:45 Join
08:50 Welcome
08:55 The Secrets of Data-Driven Businesses
Mike Connaughton, Vice President Analytics & Data Innovation EMEA, Oracle
09:10 Roundtable Discussion
- Data economics - mastering inputs and outputs
- Understanding data capital and how to evolve and mature a data strategy
- Humanising and democratising data across a business
- Aligning data closely with business objectives and revenue streams
- Placing sustainability, trust and choice at the centre of data policy
- Effectively transversing the physical and virtual world through data
- Utilising and de-risking a single cloud strategy to maximise data usage
09:50 Questions and Key Takeaways
10:00 Close
HEAR FROM...
Michael Connaughton, Vice President Analytics & Data Innovation EMEA, Oracle
Michael has 23 years’ experience of working in the IT industry and is currently Head of Analytics & Big Data for the EMEA region at Oracle. He has held several senior leadership roles over the past 16 years and has been responsible for teams specialising in data analytics, data management, cyber security and digital transformation. Michael has strong expertise in Sales, Marketing and Business Development. He is a member of the International Data Corporation (IDC) Advisory Council for Artificial Intelligence and an AI adviser to the University of Oxford.
