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Last week, our Head of Data Strategy, Oliver Williams, attended the DataIQ 100 Summit, which delivered some interesting insights into the evolving data landscape. Here are his top three takeaways ⬇️ 1️⃣ Use data and the right tools to solve business problems While new technologies are exciting, the success stories shared at the event consistently highlighted the importance of focusing on solving business challenges data-first, with the correct tools. It’s not about using the latest model, but the right one. Practicality and applicability win over shiny new tools, every time. 2️⃣ Evolving role of the CDO Fewer organisations are recruiting Chief Data Officer roles, with data teams increasingly reporting to Chief Technology Officers (CTOs) or Chief AI Officers (CAIOs). This trend indicates a shift; data itself isn’t the sole asset, it’s how we apply it that drives value. 3️⃣ Data quality is non-negotiable The timeless adage, 'rubbish in, rubbish out', is more relevant than ever. Using Generative AI alongside traditional models means having accessible, structured and clean data is critical. Continuous monitoring and improvement are essential to harness the full potential of these technologies. The #DataIQ100 Summit was a great reminder that data strategy is about aligning tools, teams and processes to drive real impact. What do you think about these insights from the summit? Have you noticed similar shifts in your sector or organisation?

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