What’s new in data technologies and how are data strategies evolving in 2022?
This year has shown that unlocking the power and value of data and being data driven is key to organisations across both the public and private sectors. Organisations are increasingly looking to data, and data driven technologies, to help them make informed business decisions that help them remain relevant to their customers and communities. This opening session will explore the latest developments in data driven technologies and discuss how these tools and solutions can support businesses this year and beyond.
Value Stream Management as a tool for helping organisations to reach the full potential of their investment in data strategies
Move beyond migration - Unlocking the value of your data in the Cloud
For many organisations, unlocking the full value of data is often the missing piece of cloud transformation. This session explored best practice for data strategies in cloud computing and how businesses are moving beyond ‘lift and shift’ to become truly cloud native.
How organisations can better leverage the value in their data
As organisations look to leverage their data through commercialisation, optimisation and sharing – it is crucial that data strategies facilitate the right balance between opportunities and risks. Too often organisations over-value the risks or underestimate the benefits of data. This panel will explore a range of different perspectives on how to build a successful data strategy, from looking at why we value data to how to protect and extract that value in practical terms.
Data Policy
techUK's work brings together policy, public affairs, government relations and privacy professionals interested in influencing or understanding the data protection landscape impacting the industry.
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Sue Daley
Sue Daley
Sue leads techUK's Technology and Innovation work.
This includes work programmes on cloud, data protection, data analytics, AI, digital ethics, Digital Identity and Internet of Things as well as emerging and transformative technologies and innovation policy. She has been recognised as one of the most influential people in UK tech by Computer Weekly's UKtech50 Longlist and in 2021 was inducted into the Computer Weekly Most Influential Women in UK Tech Hall of Fame. A key influencer in driving forward the data agenda in the UK Sue is co-chair of the UK government's National Data Strategy Forum. As well as being recognised in the UK's Big Data 100 and the Global Top 100 Data Visionaries for 2020 Sue has also been shortlisted for the Milton Keynes Women Leaders Awards and was a judge for the Loebner Prize in AI. In addition to being a regular industry speaker on issues including AI ethics, data protection and cyber security, Sue was recently a judge for the UK Tech 50 and is a regular judge of the annual UK Cloud Awards.
Prior to joining techUK in January 2015 Sue was responsible for Symantec's Government Relations in the UK and Ireland. She has spoken at events including the UK-China Internet Forum in Beijing, UN IGF and European RSA on issues ranging from data usage and privacy, cloud computing and online child safety. Before joining Symantec, Sue was senior policy advisor at the Confederation of British Industry (CBI). Sue has an BA degree on History and American Studies from Leeds University and a Masters Degree on International Relations and Diplomacy from the University of Birmingham. Sue is a keen sportswoman and in 2016 achieved a lifelong ambition to swim the English Channel.
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- [email protected]
- Phone:
- 020 7331 2055
- Twitter:
- @ChannelSwimSue,@ChannelSwimSue
Katherine Holden
Katherine Holden
Katherine joined techUK in May 2018 and currently leads the Data Analytics, AI and Digital ID programme.
Prior to techUK, Katherine worked as a Policy Advisor at the Government Digital Service (GDS) supporting the digital transformation of UK Government.
Whilst working at the Association of Medical Research Charities (AMRC) Katherine led AMRC’s policy work on patient data, consent and opt-out.
Katherine has a BSc degree in Biology from the University of Nottingham.
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- [email protected]
- Phone:
- 020 7331 2019
