People are essential for developing a data culture in your organisation. But where should you start? Who should be involved and how can you empower people with data and knowledge? In this talk I share my recommendations, experiences and lessons learned for building empowered data communities in organisations that will transform how you work with data and will make your business a desirable place to work for data professionals.
Passion provides purpose and data informs decisions - but only if you choose to use it. Niamh will talk about the benefits of using a data driven approach to implement positive change at both a business and personal level, how this approach breaks down silos across teams and within our own thinking, and why we must continue to balance data insights with our human instinct to go above and beyond the "way we always did it".
Eva is a leader in the data visualization community, running the popular global social data project #MakeoverMonday. Eva is passionate about helping people understand, work with and fall in love with data by giving them a platform for learning about data analysis and visualisation and for connecting with like-minded people. Eva is an international speaker on the topics of data visualization, data culture and data communities, has published two books (#MakeoverMonday and Empowered by Data) and is a driving force for women’s empowerment in the technology industry.
Outside of the data world, Eva combines hours of indoor cycling with watching interesting series on Netflix, has found a passion for baking sourdough bread, loves to cook and uses running and hiking as a way to explore beautiful places close to home.
Niamh Brady is Head of Data Operations at Poppulo, a Productivity Coach and author of “Remote Working Essentials”. With over 12 years' industry experience in the technology sector in service delivery and operations, she is an advocate of leveraging the power of data to implement positive change. Her mantra is “everyone deserves a better workday”.
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