How many episodes does Discovering Data have?

Discovering Data has 61 episodes.

What topics does Discovering Data cover?

Discovering Data covers topics including: education, self improvement, business, management, careers.

Discovering Data

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Organisations that manage data well attract top talent, disrupt markets, and remain competitive. What does it take? Join information engineer, scientist, and educator Loris Marini as he learns from the best minds in the field. Welcome to data through a human lens!

Episodes (61)

Ville Tuulos: Overcoming data science infrastructure roadblocks for business suc...

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Tobias Zwingmann: AI for Effective BI

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Tom Redman: Be a data provocateur

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Episodes (61)

Ville Tuulos: Overcoming data science infrastructure roadblocks for business suc...

Tobias Zwingmann: AI for Effective BI

Tom Redman: Be a data provocateur

Bill Inmon: The immense business value of textual data

John Thompson: The art of building analytics teams

Panos Alexopoulos: Minimum-viable semantic model

Panel: Habits of Successful Data Engineers

Christopher Bergh: Build a little, test a little, learn a lot

LIVE: 7 data management lessons for 2023 with Winfried Adalbert Etzel

Lauren Balik: Why the modern data stack is broken and how to fix it

Helen Lippell: Harnessing the power of semantics

Stephen Shedletztky: Psychological safety and a Speak-Up culture

Korbinian Spann: Text analytics to get in the head of your customers

Ron Itelman: Thinking in Networks

Doug Laney: A framework to turn data into $$$ + Data Juice book giveaway

Chad Sanderson: The semantic data warehouse

Ashleigh Faith: What’s a data therapist and why you need one

Juan Sequeda and Tim Gasper: Data products in a knowledge-first world

The ROI of data observability with Salma Bakouk

Salma Bakouk: Avoiding Data Catastrophes

Jessica Talisman: PT. 2 -Taxonomies, ontologies, and a true data mesh

Jessica Talisman: PT. 1 - Taxonomies, ontologies, and a true data mesh

Bill Schmarzo: Speak the language of the business

Ole Olesen-Bagneux: The Enterprise Data Catalog

Kay Firth-Butterfield: Trailblazer 02 with Head of AI and ML World Economic Foru...

Andrew Sunter: Leadership lessons from aikido

Dora Boussias: The architecture of Information

Stephanie Barnes: Creative learning and knowledge management

Stéphane Hamel: The future of digital marketing

Lillian Pierson: Trailblazer 01 with Debbie Botha from WAI

A conversation with Brent Dykes

Debbie Botha: Diversity and inclusion in data

Brian T. O’Neill: Design thinking for data products

James Edwards: Data and people in a $1B ecommerce business (CDO at Pet Circle)

Matt David: The informed company

Ren Valera: 1 community and 3000 suns

Irina Steenbeek: Data lineage from a business perspective

Jan Ulrych: Why data lineage

Welcome to discovering data

The physics of information - part 1

Marek Ovcacek: From data governance to data fabric

Doug Laney: Infonomics

FX Nicholas: Don't think data, think people and relationships

Chris Boys: Mindset and data for top performing teams

James Price: Time to wake up

Ben Jones: Unpacking Data Literacy

Andrew Andrews: Expanding the data conversation

Vlad Ardelean: Why data science needs data management

George Firican: People challenges in data governance

Ravit Jain: The giver mindset