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PRACTICAL STRATEGIES FOR ALIGNING ANALYTICS PROJECTS WITH CORPORATE OBJECTIVES, EMBEDDING A BUSINESS-WIDE DATA CULTURE AND ADVANCING DATA ETHICS As the role of the Chief Data Officer (CDO) and Chief Analytics Officer (CAO) becomes an understood requirement for organisations all over Europe, those that are ahead in their ability to treat data as an asset have gained competitive advantage. Leaps in the IoT, Machine Learning, AI, as well as analytics creates vast opportunities to build business value through improving defensive and offensive data and analytics strategies. Chief Data & Analytics Officers & Influencers (CDAOI), UK 2019 brings together over 60 expert speakers and 200+ data and analytics leaders to focus on strategies for overcoming the core emerging data & analytics challenges of: • Embedding data as an asset within the organisation, empowering teams and embracing a business- wide data culture. • Aligning governance and analytics projects with corporate objectives to obtain measurable ROI. • Efficiently scaling pilot projects across the organisation, breaking down silos and keeping control of resources. • Exploring the growing importance of data ethics in an era of algorithmic bias. • Practical case studies will explore: AI, Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing and Robotic Process Automation. Each year, senior executives from across Europe make the commitment to invest two days of their valuable time at Chief Data, Analytics Officers & Influencers, UK: "I really enjoyed my time there and I am "It was a truly inspiring event with a already booking up follow up meetings with multitude of occasions to share experiences some of the market leading FinTech and approaches on a CDO Level - very companies that were present at CDAO UK" practical and rare opportunity." Andrew Barnett, Chief Data Officer, Legal & Maciej Nawrocki, Chief Data Officer, Credit General Investment Management Agricole Bank Poland "This Chief Data & Analytics Officer, UK event, brought together leading data minds "Still one of the best analytics and data from all industries and business verticals, conferences that I’ve been to, with the right and enables us to step outside of our blend of senior speakers and insightful comfort zone to understand the challenges, topics and discussions to stimulate and most importantly share solutions and thinking." practices conducted in the ever evolving world of data activation." Jason Teoh, Head of Business Intelligence, Openreach Alex Timbs, Head of Data & Attribution, OATH "An event with a broad spectrum of topics, presented by experts and run like "Corinium is always able to bring together a clockwork. If you couple that with the great audience in the field of Analytics, knowledge you gain and the network you mixing C level views with cutting hedge extend - you have a great ROI. Thanks to all innovations testimonials" at Corinium for making it happen. I very much look forward to the next time." Davide Maiello, Head of BI and Analytics, Knauf Insulation Anwar Mirza, Global Head of Data Governance, TNT "Why I really appreciated this event that it "The CDAO event was brilliantly organised focuses on bringing the participants closer with great relevant discussions and to really delivering business value with the presentations. The level of information and use of Data & Analytics, the best practises insight into the industry that you get from learned are easily & immediately reusable in these kinds of events is like attending a everyday life for anyone responsible for boot camp - fast paced, exhilarating and data” exhausting but very worthwhile." 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