Focus on strategic outcomes for CRM success: Slow down to speed up

DataIQ partner Salocin Group explains how organisations can benefit from shifting focus to being more outcome obsessed in implementing future-ready CRM, to achieve strategic success.
2025 AI and data leadership – Executive benchmark survey leadership, transformation, and innovation in an AI future

Randy Bean’s report on AI and data leadership in 2025 provides stunning insights into the lay of the land for data professionals.
Frontline lessons for organisational AI preparation

As businesses embrace AI, data leaders need to make sure they have prepared properly for the journey, and BigID explained AI preparation at the DataIQ 100 Summit.
A data culture introduction for non-data professionals

An easy guide for data leaders to present to non-data professionals in their organisations about what data culture is.
A failure in training is failing digital transformations

There is a severe lack of training to complement new tech and tools which is leading to large numbers of data and digital investments failing.
What the Data Use and Access Bill means for DataIQ members

How will the proposed Data Use and Access Bill impact DataIQ members, and will there need to be any new considerations for day-to-day operations?
How to overcome data challenges with AI adoption

DataIQ partner Grant Thornton examines some of the main challenges CDOs face with AI adoption and how to tame them.
Winning awards – How EDF energised its data office vibe

EDF’s data office had a highly successful year at the DataIQ Awards and spoke to the DataIQ community about how it achieved excellence with a range of projects.
Sainsbury’s personalisation at scale for actionable benefit customer health

Data can help the public become healthier when applied correctly with personalisation, and Sainsbury’s is a prime example of making that a reality.
DataIQ unveils the 2025 Future Leaders

The DataIQ Future Leaders for 2025 have been announced, highlighting the prowess of the talent pipeline for data industry leaders.
The path to production and value with AIOps

DataIQ partner Data Reply examines how data leaders can overcome challenges surrounding AI deployment and scaling to achieve rapid success.
How to win adoption of your data

Data leaders from Coventry Building Society and Specsavers sat down with David Reed at the DataIQ 100 Summit to examine strategies for data adoption in different organisations.
TfL – Making data matter when every journey matters

With events such as the Olympics and a pandemic impacting operations, how did data keep TfL running on time?
The Crown Estate – Using data to create lasting and shared prosperity for the nation

The Crown Estate manages land and marine assets across the UK and has a goal to harness data and AI to drive sustainable development to maximise the value of its assets for the nation.
Winning globally: US and UK perspectives

Randy Bean spoke at the DataIQ 100 Summit in London to examine how AI investment is disrupting the equilibrium and how data leaders can succeed.
AI adoption and change preparation

AI adoption and change cannot happen overnight, so how are the DataIQ community preparing for this new era of data? WNS Analytics provides some answers.
Winning with strong data efficiency in 2025

Efficiency is the name of the game with data, and no other business function can achieve maximised efficiency without the data office taking the lead.
Budgets and priorities for 2025 success

Data leaders need to address budget constraints and alignment priorities for the coming year to ensure success, growth, and security.
Submit your nominations for the 2025 DataIQ 100

Those included in the DataIQ 100 have demonstrated exceptional dedication to the progression and development of data and analytics through their role and career.
Measuring the business impact of AI use cases

Matt Fitzpatrick, Senior Partner at QuantumBlack, AI by McKinsey shared his views on how AI use cases can be measured for impact and successful scaling in an age where AI and genAI tools are becoming essential.