May 13, 2021 - chicago
The essential attributes of the brands of tomorrow - and their leaders - will be determined by their proficiency with technology, data and software
Global business leaders predict tech proficiency will dominate the knowledge required to run a successful company in 10 years’ time
Tomorrow’s leader brands will be those that best exploit new technology to adapt and transform say half of business leaders
According to a survey of global business leaders, a third of the knowledge that will be required to run a successful company in 10 years’ time will relate to new technology and data. This is four times greater than any other area of knowledge that might be required.
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There are times when a centralized data source may not always be a good idea.
In a paper published in May 2019, Zhamak Dehghani (pictured), director of Next Tech Incubation NA at ThoughtWorks Inc., uncovered the trouble with data lakes. Despite hefty investments by major enterprises, such centralized reservoirs have created failure modes in deriving business value. Instead, Dehghani called for a paradigm shift that would draw on basic tenets of modern distributed architecture. For her, the time has come to start treating data as a product.
“Let’s decouple this world of analytical data to mirror the same way we have decoupled our systems and teams and business,” Dehghani said. “Why should data be any different? Let’s bring product thinking and treating data as a pro
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