In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, AI strategies are quickly becoming the cornerstone of digital transformation. However, in the current rush to keep up with competitors, hypes and buzzwords, how many of these strategies will really succeed? How many will be written off as a huge waste of resource and money? Before you go any further, maybe it is time to think again.
In today's environment it is not enough to collect data and generate analytics - the most ambitious enterprises are assembling a "data flywheel", where data is turned into operational decisions, followed by action which in turn generates more data, feeding and accelerating the flywheel.
With the proliferation of data touchpoints and advanced analytics capabilities through the help of Gen AI, businesses now have unprecedented opportunities to establish holistic personalised loyalty experiences for their customers. Leveraging customer data, like such, can drive long-term returns however can soon lead to precarious compliance territory.
Meet in an informal roundtable with peers from your industry to discuss some of the hottest trends and industry-specific challenges.
In the age of AI and ML, data quality has become more critical than ever. As AI models consume vast amounts of data, it is imperative that your data inputs are of the highest quality to make the most of new AI tools. AI-powered observability tools are revolutionising the ability to monitor and maintain the health of your data from the moment it’s gathered to the point of analysis.
Moving the company along the data maturity curve, fast and cost effectively, is a goal that unites CDOs across all industries. While every venture will be faced with its own set of legacy challenges, budget restraints, structural and cultural hurdles, accelerating data maturity is imperative to be able to successfully adopt innovative technologies, including Gen AI. hear how the successes and failures of others can help fast track your journey.
As organisations modernise and grapple with ever-increasing data volumes and complexity, data silos likely emerge as a result. This can significantly hinder innovation, efficiency and competitive growth. Graph databases are being utilised by organisations across industries to dismantle these barriers, transforming fragmented data into a cohesive and dynamic network of actionable insights.
Eat lunch and discuss some of the most exciting and controversial data trends you’ve heard about recently by joining the dedicated data gossip corner.
As the UK Government maintains its ‘wait and see’ approach to AI regulation, forward thinking organisations are seizing the opportunity to jump the gun and shape their own AI governance frameworks. In 2025, taking a proactive stance is more crucial than ever, with AI technologies rapidly evolving and becoming increasingly embedded in business operations. While the UK’s regulatory landscape remains fluid, global standards are emerging, led by the EU’s AI Act. Organisations that wait for UK-specific regulations risk falling behind international competitors and may face challenges when UK regulation catches up.
Speed “Data-ing” - Meet new delegates and learn about their current data challenges and successes.
The world of Business Intelligence and Data Analytics is about to be disrupted with Generative AI as the catalyst. A paradigm shift is happening from creating and consuming dashboards to asking your business questions using AI and getting answers from your data directly. But, to achieve this, Gen AI needs to overcome its biggest challenge: trust.
Marcos Monteiro will show you how they have tackled this challenge and enabled thousands of business people in major companies like AXA, Valora and Air Up, to get insights they can trust, powered by AI.
In 2025, the data modern data stack, once categorised by a collection of specialised, best-of-breed tools, is facing new challenges and opportunities. On one side, we see the rise of all-in-one platforms promising seamless integration and simplified management. On the other, specialised vendors continue to innovate, offering cutting-edge solutions for specific data needs. This evolution raises the question for data leaders: Should you opt for integrated platforms that offer end-to-end solutions, or continue building your stack with specialised tools?
Given the disputed and variable responsibilities of a CDO and the growing pressure for ‘Data’ to merge into other business functions, proving your value and effectiveness is imperative to strategic success and gaining favour in the boardroom. Discuss best practices for establishing KPIs that are suitable to both your business objectives and data strategy, as well as how to set motivating and measurable KPIs to quantify your impact on the bottom line.
Meet in an informal roundtable with peers from your industry to discuss some of the hottest trends and industry-specific challenges.
As many organisations strive towards sustainability and carbon net-zero goals, data and analytics play a crucial role in driving these initiatives. CDOs are uniquely positioned to harness the harness the power of data to inform, measure and accelerate their organisation’s journey towards environmental responsibility.