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Data Perspectives

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Data Perspectives podcast is presented by DAMA New England and created with the intention of creating a practical on-the-go data management resource that can be leveraged by data enthusiasts from various realms and industries. Join our host, Nupur Gandhi, every quarter to listen into perspectives and personal experiences from accomplished data practitioners. Created with the goal of increasing awareness of data domains, simplifying the various data knowledge areas and bringing the data community even more closer with the knowledge exchanges. Hope you find value in it!!

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August 7, 2023

Jennifer Agnes on the Importance of creating strong communities and data initiatives, to pay it forward

Recent Episodes: Season 2| Episode 2| Quarter 2, 2023 Jennifer Agnes on the Importance of creating strong communities and data initiatives, to pay it forward Episode summary: In this episode, the host Nupur Gandhi is joined by the very 1st Chief Data officer (CDO) on the podcast, Jennifer Agnes. A humble human with numerous accolades such as 'DataIQ’s Top 100 US Most Influential People in Data' and 'CDO Magazine’s Top Data Consultants', Jennifer is sure to wow you with her depth of knowledge and herextensive global experience but most importantly her ‘cool, calm and collected attitude’, will come across in all of her interactions. A Data Leader vested in ' 'Building Data Communities', Jennifer is currently the Managing Director of the Cynozure Group and takes every opportunity to create data initiatives to pay it forward. She credits resilience and being thick skinned as a recipe for success as a Chief Data officer and brings a ton of insights and knowledge from her prior roles such as the Group Chief Data Officer at Schneider Electric, Chief Data Officer for Risk & Finance at Credit Suisse and an extensive experience at GE Capital for over 20 years. Get ready to get enlightened about 'Executive coaching' and why it is anybody's game and not just limited to executives. If you want to hear Jennifer elaborate on why Data is a teams sport, do check out out the podcast on any of your preferred podcast platforms.

May 11, 2023

Nicole Janeway Bills on the current Trends in Data Management and the study approach for Data Certifications

Season 2| Episode 1| Quarter 1, 2023 Nicole Janeway- Bills on the current Trends in Data Management and the study approach for Data Certifications Episode summary: In this episode, the host Nupur Gandhi is joined by the smart and the soft spoken 'Nicole Janeway Bills', a young and insightful data-preneur and a founder of the Data Strategy Professionals.com. Nicole elaborates on her interesting career journey from a Data Consultant to a Data Scientist and ultimately as a Data Strategist. She is very candid and authentic in acknowledging her various life experiences that prompted her to reach for her passion and take an unconventional career path of being a full-time 'Community Organizer' with 2000+ members, at a very young age. An ardent believer in the 'Power of a Community', Nicole has used many of her prior roles in data to create multiple initiatives for improving the understanding of data management concepts, simplifying some complex data trends and bringing together' data enthusiasts' from various facets and domains. Additionally, Nicole shares the importance of study plans and CDMP exams and shares her vision of being a single trusted provider for any major data related certification. You will enjoy her insights and her unconventional take on 'All things data' and life in general. You will be also be amazed by her drive for researching current data management trends and studying complex and topics such as: data labelling for the machine learning and AI research community, increasing trend towards data sharing agreements, Impact of data privacy regulation, the global standards for privacy, federal policy on data privacy, rise of large language models, Importance of cloud and Multi-cloud deployment. Do not miss her tips for an aspiring data enthusiast as well as for aspiring entrepreneur towards the end of the episode. Key Takeaways: - Tools are getting better but the basic core principles of data management aren't changing. - What you need for a good data governance program is pretty resistant to the ever-changing, ever improving relentless march of progress in technology. Same thing like data quality. More about the guest, Nicole Janeway Bills: Nicole offers a proven track record of applying Data Strategy and related disciplines to solve clients’ most pressing challenges. She has worked as a Data Scientist and Project Manager for federal and commercial consulting teams Nicole is a Founder of <a href="http://datastrategypros.com/">datastrategypros.com</a> where she helps busy professionals ace the Certified Data Management Professional (CDMP) exam. Nicole has written 35+ Medium articles, mostly for <a href="https://urlisolation.com/browser?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmedium.com%2Ftowards-data-science%2Fsearch%3Fq%3DNicole%2520Janeway%2520Bills&traceToken=1677178376;hartfordfinancialservicesgroup_hosted;https:/www.datastrategypros.com/&clickId=26478575-0C45-4AFB-BF03-FA5F8E0FD30A">Towards Data Science</a>. Her business experience includes natural language processing, cloud computing, statistical testing, pricing analysis, ETL processes, and web and application development. DAMA New England is an educational and networking resource for the data management community. And this podcast is DAMA New England’s 1st initiative. Subscribe to our podcast if not already. And if you found this podcast valuable do not hesitate to follow, like or comment so others in the data community can find us and tap into the podcast perspectives. For unpacking more such data insights and knowledge sessions, feel free to join the DAMA New England chapter and consider being a member, if you aren’t one already. Episode Notes: Feel free to tap into any of Nicole's initiatives: - Website: <a href="https://www.datastrategypros.com/">Data Strategy Professionals (datastrategypros.com)</a> - 35 Articles on Medium: <a href="https://medium.com/@nicolejaneway/about">About – Nicole Janeway Bills – Medium</a> - Join Nicole's Study Group Sessions on Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/cdmpstudygroup">CDMP Study Group | Facebook</a> - Nicole's articles on Medium, geared towards: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/breakingintodatascience">Open Source Data Science Masters Study Group | Facebook</a>

January 30, 2023

Andrew Andrews on the appreciation of the Human forms of Data Governance

Episode summary: In this episode, the host Nupur Gandhi is joined by our very 1st international podcast guest, Andrew Andrews, as he shares his career journey from a SAS Developer to a Data Strategy Consultant and most recently as a Data Governance Manager at ANZ bank, Australia. He candidly shares his experiences and learnings that have helped him succeed in large scale data management projects across various sectors including the government sector. Andrew brings a fresh perspective on the unspoken and often undermined "Human" aspect, while building data governance programs as well as within people who are driving the change along with the sponsors of data initiatives. Tune into the podcast recording to listen into Andrew's insights on normalizing the conversation around why having emotional intelligence baked into your data governance program is what's absolutely essential to be effective. Do make time to listen to his vision and role as a Global VP Marketing at the DAMA International forum and the Data Literacy assessment tool overview by the Data Leaders. Key Takeaways: <ul> <li>Start your scope with something that's really small and valuable, deliver that and get people to use that, before you iterate and develop something broader in scope.</li> <li>Work with end users right from the start and make sure that it's done in collaboration end user. It's like building a car. You don't build a car and then work out how do you drive it. You work out how to drive it first, then you build the car.</li> <li>Use startup techniques internally within organizations to deliver projects that uplift capability and maturity of the organization.</li> <li>Data governance should really be a bottom-up exercise as much as it is top down.</li> <li>Do not fall in love with the next bright shiny thing. The only thing that matters is solving the problem of delivering business value to your stakeholders. Get that right first and work within your parameters.</li> <li>To be a good data governance person, you have to be authentic and even show some level of vulnerability.</li> <li>Lot of experts are talking about technical and data debt and why we need to invest more in data. We just have to make this more mainstream.</li> </ul> More about the guest, Andrew Andrews: A highly experienced professional, author and facilitator, Andrew has a long record of achievement in data governance, data analysis, data quality, master data management and business intelligence within the banking, health, education, natural resources, NFP, and government sectors. Additionally he has launched successful new businesses and led large-scale digital transformations to maximize the value of data. Further background, please refer to LinkedIn profile : <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewandrews">linkedin.com/in/andrewandrews</a> DAMA New England is an educational and networking resource for the data management community. And this podcast is DAMA New England’s 1stinitiative. Subscribe to our podcast if not already. And if you found this podcast valuable do not hesitate to follow, like or comment so others in the data community can find us and tap into the podcast perspectives. For unpacking more such data insights and knowledge sessions, feel free to join the DAMA New England chapter and consider being a member, if you aren’t one already. Episode Notes: - Leading panel session at International Chief Data Officer, Information Quality Symposium July 2022.   Youtube video link: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QPkdNccxks">2022 MIT CDOIQ Symposium Session 14-7 - Andrew Andrews, Dr. Laura Sebastian-Coleman, et. al - YouTube</a> See Appendix A.

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What is Data Perspectives?: Data Perspectives podcast is presented by DAMA New England and created with the intention of creating a practical on-the-go data management resource that can be leveraged by data enthusiasts from various realms and industries.

Join our host, Nupur Gandhi, every quarter to listen into perspectives and personal experiences from accomplished data practitioners.

Created with the goal of increasing awareness of data domains, simplifying the various data knowledge areas and bringing the data community even more closer with the knowledge exchanges.

Hope you find value in it!!
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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