NHS England is rebuilding the data and digital infrastructure behind patient journeys, creating the conditions for safe, scalable, and clinically meaningful use of AI.
Data and AI leaders must stop chasing pilots and start shaping enterprise agency. This was the challenge set by Accenture’s Matt Prebble during DataIQ’s World Congress where he positioned the CDO as the CEO’s multiplier for execution and trust.
The 2025 DataIQ Awards have shone a spotlight on those making the difference in the data and AI industry, the pinnacle of leadership, and the emerging talent.
The CEO’s Lens: Unlocking Business Transformation Through the Chief Data Officer Speaker: Matt Prebble, Accenture United Kingdom, Ireland & Africa The morning opened with a
Day 1 of the DataIQ World Congress provided incredible insights into the inner workings of the world of data and AI leadership with impressing keynote speeches and panel discussions.
The countdown is on. Nominations for the 2026 DataIQ 100 Europe – the data and AI industry’s definitive power list – will close at midnight on Thursday 7 November.
Scaling agentic AI and proving its worth with successful implementation is the challenge being faced by data and AI leaders as curiosity wanes.
Make sure you are in London 4-5 November to take part in the 2025 DataIQ World Congress and Awards.
Join David Reed at Big Data LDN’s tenth anniversary on the 24 September to hear about trust, transformation, and accountability in the age of agentic AI.
The profiles of the 2025 DataIQ 100 North America have been assessed by Blend with a DiSC profile and Dashboard to highlight what makes a data and AI leader.
The DataIQ 100 examine how future data and AI leaders can transition from hype to value as organisations continue to evolve in a new data-centric landscape.
The EU AI Act’s second major phase is now live and enforceable, so what does this mean for data and AI leaders across the continent?
Culture versus speed is the core or the difference between North American and European data and AI leaders according to the most recent DataIQ 100 list.
Part one of a new series examining what data and AI leaders from the DataIQ 100 Europe and DataIQ 100 North America lists for 2025 think about the evolution of the role over the next year.
Aerospace and defence data and AI leaders examine the challenges surrounding security and regulation of sharing data both within and between organisations.
The UK Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 is a moment of reorientation and data and AI leaders need to embrace the changes to succeed.
At the May meetup, leaders and data experts from DataIQ clients came together to discuss career progression stories and delve into how the career pathway for data professionals is changing.
Data leaders from sectors including utilities, media, financial services, and manufacturing shared practical insights on how to design scalable self-service models that enable local action without losing governance, trust, or value.
The Data (Use and Access) Bill 2025 is a significant recalibration of the UK’s data protection landscape and data leaders need to be aware of what changes are coming.
Data governance in the energy sector remains a stubborn problem despite heavy investment. While data governance is seen as a prerequisite for AI initiatives, using AI to enhance data governance is still largely aspirational.
