Organisations that aim to prosper must be data driven, and that is the aim of the DataIQ Way of the 100 Conference. As Silicon Valley has shown with the success of Amazon, Apple, Google and Meta, a data driven organisation is how prominent market positions and remarkable valuations are achieved and maintained. For the third consecutive year, 99% of firms in the Fortune 1000 are increasing investment in data and AI.
Data leaders have multiple options when striving to build data-driven businesses, but where should the focus lie? Should the priority be a clear data strategy, one that aligns with business vision with active support from the top? Or should the focus be on developing talent pipelines and tech investments? Perhaps the organisation needs to replace legacy systems with the latest platforms before attempting any further data growth?
