ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Why do most data transformation projects fail? And more importantly, how can data leaders buck this trend and write their own success story?
Benny Benford, founder of Datent and former CDO of Jaguar Land Rover, explains to Harbr co-founder Anthony Cosgrove his key lessons about delivering value through data. They discuss:
- The reasons why most data transformation projects don't succeed
- What you should be measuring with data products
- Why you shouldn't worry about technology
This podcast was produced by Jaspar Casey. Original music by Alistair Welsh.
English
United States
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