Day 2 Highlights: Summit North America 2025 – Part Two
Alex Roberts
21 May 2025
Day 2 of the DataIQ Summit North America showcased keynote speeches from some of the leading names in data and AI.
Day 2 of the DataIQ Summit North America showcased keynote speeches from some of the leading names in data and AI.
Day 2 of the US DataIQ Summit continued the opening day energy and discussions, shifting from foundational strategy and experimentation surrounding AI to the structural, cultural, and commercial transformations needed to embed data and AI into the enterprise.
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AFL alumni Jordan Dwyer explains why data professionals should take part in the AFL programme and how careers can be boosted by expert tuition.
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