Maintaining Possession: Examining the growth of data in football

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Data teams have been readily adopted in the corporate world, but the uptake of data offices in professional football has been slower. To take us through the developing world of football data, Luke Stopforth, head of data and technology at Brentford FC sat down with DataIQ to discuss the ways in which Brentford FC helped add momentum to the adoption of data offices, how data is being used at the highest levels of competitive football and the concerns surrounding ownership.

Howzat? The data behind sport

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The variation in gameplay for cricket is diverse thanks to multiple competition formats and intricate data knowledge can make the difference for a test match lasting five days. To explain this in more detail, Hannah Jowitt, Disability and Pathway Analyst at the England & Wales Cricket Board, spoke with DataIQ to explore the changes in cricket data in recent years, where it looks set to go and how data is helping select the future stars of the sport.

Reach for the stars: How The Telegraph is deploying editorial analytics

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How is traditional print media adapting to the digital changes and demands of the modern reader? DataIQ sat down with Emma Wicks, head of editorial insight and analytics at The Telegraph, to discuss the evolving landscape for content, how journalism uses metrics and how a well-established business is keeping up with new platforms.

Keep your eye on the ball: How data analysis is impacting football in Spain

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Football is the number one sport in the world, but how can it be improved for players, teams, fans and more? Rafael Zambrano, head of data science at LaLiga, spoke with DataIQ to explain where data and analytics were for Spain’s top flight football league and where it is set to go in the future.

Leaders Summit: Key points from our “talent in data” roundtable sessions

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In February, the DataIQ Leaders community gathered in central London for the first Leaders Summit of 2022. Attendees participated in three roundtable sessions, centred on the topic of talent in the data office. In this piece we’ve highlighted some of the key arguments that emerged from those discussions.

How the Data Science Campus is driving up data literacy in Whitehall

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During the pandemic, data has underpinned policies that have placed unprecedented restrictions on our everyday lives. Naturally, this has brought a greater degree of public scrutiny to the application of data in government decision making. To that end, the Data Science Campus has been running a “data masterclass for senior leaders” course since late 2020 – with the aim of driving up data literacy in Whitehall.

Driving digital transformation: The road to value creation

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This report, conducted in collaboration between Informatica and DataIQ, highlights the different paths that businesses are taking on the road to digital transformation, the challenges faced and the factors that underpin successful value creation.

How to enter the DataIQ Awards 2022

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The DataIQ Awards 2022 will honour both companies and individuals that have demonstrated excellence in the data industry over the pasts 12 months. This eBook covers how to enter and our most frequently asked questions.

Time is money, so is data

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Demand for data skills is reaching unprecedented levels. Skills shortages and the war for talent have come to the top of virtually every executive team agenda. So how do you future-proof your organisation?