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Research-led insight and guidance into the use, adoption and impact of data and analytics across organisations and the changing nature of consumer trust and participation in the data-value exchange
DataIQ conferences provide a industry-leading platform to learn from the leading practitioners and inspirational leaders across the data and analytics industry.
Our workshop programme develops the soft skills of data, analytics and insight practitioners so they take data and analytics out into their organisations effectively.
Designed to reflect the deep skills, commitment and capabilities of individuals, teams, organisations and solutions, our Awards are the most coveted trophy in the industry. Aligned to the value-driving champions and the challenges they meet, judged by the top tier of practitioners, this is the one to win.
At DataIQ Transform, we present powerful examples of companies who have recognised that their competitive environment has heated up and how they have applied data and analytics to find new ways to thrive.
At this year’s DataIQ Summit, the opportunities and challenges of automation as a game-changing solution will be brought into focus. With high-level keynotes from end-user practitioners who operate at the nexus of data, code, tech and value, the event will provide real-world insights into how you can prepare for the next generation of business.
DataIQ works with some of the leading providers of data and analytics technology and services. If you have a project coming up, make this your first port of call.
Regular updates on breaking news across the data and analytics industry. Daily stories on end-user adoption, industry research, regulation and the economic impact of data
Profiles, features and insights on the key trends, leaders, emerging stars and best practices within data, analytics and data science, originated by DataIQ and our partners
Research-led insight and guidance into the use, adoption and impact of data and analytics across organisations and the changing nature of consumer trust and participation in the data-value exchange
DataIQ conferences provide a industry-leading platform to learn from the leading practitioners and inspirational leaders across the data and analytics industry.
Our workshop programme develops the soft skills of data, analytics and insight practitioners so they take data and analytics out into their organisations effectively.
Designed to reflect the deep skills, commitment and capabilities of individuals, teams, organisations and solutions, our Awards are the most coveted trophy in the industry. Aligned to the value-driving champions and the challenges they meet, judged by the top tier of practitioners, this is the one to win.
At DataIQ Transform, we present powerful examples of companies who have recognised that their competitive environment has heated up and how they have applied data and analytics to find new ways to thrive.
At this year’s DataIQ Summit, the opportunities and challenges of automation as a game-changing solution will be brought into focus. With high-level keynotes from end-user practitioners who operate at the nexus of data, code, tech and value, the event will provide real-world insights into how you can prepare for the next generation of business.
DataIQ works with some of the leading providers of data and analytics technology and services. If you have a project coming up, make this your first port of call.
DataIQ provides a varied programme of events aimed at developing knowledge, inspiring data and analytics practitioners, and connecting you with your peers.
Access to regular, in-depth industry knowledge to ensure that you and your team have the awareness and insight you need drive your data and analytics team forward.
The DataIQ Leaders membership programme supports end-user organisations in understanding their maturity, developing their data capability and building business cases for investment.
The shift away from passwords and pin numbers cannot come soon enough for the majority of UK consumers, with nearly three-fifths (57%) saying they would be ...
Zurich UK has become the latest high-profile brand to open its own data academy as part of the finance giant’s plans to put data at the heart of its business ...
The Information Commissioner’s Office is planning to update its guidance on how companies should deal with so-called "data subject access requests" (DSARs) and ...
Wise, the campaigning group for greater gender balance in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM), is calling for employers, professional bodies and ...
Marketplace for driving data, wejo, is connecting those that have it with those who need it. The company states that by joining up supply and demand, it is ...
Cathy O’Neil is the author of the seminal book Weapons of Math Destruction, a book detailing how algorithms can deliver and amplify negative outcomes to the ...
Chris Render of Hermes the parcel delivery company is responsible for data infrastructure and data processing. He tells Toni Sekinah about the digital ...
Meha Nelson is the winner of the Women’s Entrepreneurship Award, one of three awards given to organisations and participants of the Open Data Institute’s Data P...
Over dinner with a peer group of a dozen senior practitioners, members will be able to discuss freely the real reasons why data and analytics functions are ...
This workshop will help leaders and teams understand how the briefing process can play a key role in the shift from service provider to business advisor and ...
At this year’s DataIQ Summit, the opportunities and challenges of automation as a game-changing solution will be brought into focus. With high-level keynotes ...
Designed to reflect the deep skills, commitment and capabilities of individuals, teams, organisations and solutions, our Awards are the most coveted trophy in ...
At DataIQ Transform, we present powerful examples of companies who have recognised that their competitive environment has heated up and how they have applied ...
Over dinner with a peer group of a dozen senior practitioners, members will be able to discuss freely the real reasons why data and analytics functions are ...
This workshop will help leaders and teams understand how the briefing process can play a key role in the shift from service provider to business advisor and ...
At this year’s DataIQ Summit, the opportunities and challenges of automation as a game-changing solution will be brought into focus. With high-level keynotes ...
Designed to reflect the deep skills, commitment and capabilities of individuals, teams, organisations and solutions, our Awards are the most coveted trophy in ...
At DataIQ Transform, we present powerful examples of companies who have recognised that their competitive environment has heated up and how they have applied ...
Metrics are at the heart of a well-performing data science function and need to be clear to both practitioners and leaders. But they are also difficult to define and not every project can be easily ...
Two years ago, it was predicted that nine out of ten organisations would have a board-level CDO by now. The reality is more like one in ten. But that is not just due to a slowdown in hiring - CDOs ...
Democratisation of data is a concept that is currently high on the hype cycle. By enabling self-service querying and report building, it is anticipated that the whole business will become more data-...
Agile analytics is gaining traction as a way of working. Its appeal is the ability to flex resources, responding to both short deadlines and long-term development projects, while providing ...
Marketplace for driving data, wejo, is connecting those that have it with those who need it. The company states that by joining up supply and demand, it is helping to save lives, reduce congestion and emissions, and create a better all-round driving experience. Toni Sekinah hears from wejo’s Steve Pimblett.
Cathy O’Neil is the author of the seminal book Weapons of Math Destruction, a book detailing how algorithms can deliver and amplify negative outcomes to the most vulnerable people in society. In a presentation at Teradata Universe, she talked about the concept of an ethical matrix and how these could objectively assess the positive and negative impact of algorithms on their stakeholders.
Chris Render of Hermes the parcel delivery company is responsible for data infrastructure and data processing. He tells Toni Sekinah about the digital transformation his company is undertaking and how it is being supported by a data transformation.
Meha Nelson is the winner of the Women’s Entrepreneurship Award, one of three awards given to organisations and participants of the Open Data Institute’s Data Pitch accelerator. She told Toni Sekinah how GDPR affected the collection of data for Predina, the accident prediction company she co-founded, and how data is used to avoid collisions.
The shift away from passwords and pin numbers cannot come soon enough for the majority of UK consumers, with nearly three-fifths (57%) saying they would be happy to ditch traditional methods and embrace biometric verification.
Zurich UK has become the latest high-profile brand to open its own data academy as part of the finance giant’s plans to put data at the heart of its business and equip staff with skills for the future.
The Information Commissioner’s Office is planning to update its guidance on how companies should deal with so-called "data subject access requests" (DSARs) and has launched a consultation on new draft guidance, just 18 months after the current version was first published.
Wise, the campaigning group for greater gender balance in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM), is calling for employers, professional bodies and educators to set a target of achieving 30% of women in core STEM roles on the back of new official figures which reveal there has been virtually no progress in the tech industry for a decade.