The Data Culture Podcast

By: Sid Atkinson and Lee Harper
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  • Summary

  • Culture eats strategy for lunch. Informed cultures drive decisions and inspire action. At the Data Culture Podcast we talk with execs, visionaries, and data experts so that you may move from idea to outcome in your own data culture journey. Curiosity intersected with data can inform and inspire change for the betterment of all. Let's build cultures to make this happen.
    Sid Atkinson and Lee Harper 2023
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Economics Management
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Episodes
  • Building Responsible and Secure AI Programs

    Building Responsible and Secure AI Programs
    Nov 22 2024

    The first Federal Chief AI Officer, Oki Mek, runs through three key components in building responsible and secure AI programs, something desperately needed in today's organizations.

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    46 mins
  • Giddy-Up in the Same Direction

    Giddy-Up in the Same Direction
    Nov 14 2024

    How do you get all the cowfolk to giddy-up in the same direction? Smart people are notorious for having opinions; combine intelligence with the independent streak in North Dakota folks and it makes for a lot of work in driving change. Kim Weis has some insightful tips in lessons learned in trying change, failing, learning, and trying again.
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    43 mins
  • Building real traction for AI Initiatives

    Building real traction for AI Initiatives
    Oct 30 2024

    Do you want some AI with that? It's everywhere, though thankfully not IN our coffee (yet). So if AI conversations are ubiquitous, how do we sort value from folly? Keatra Nesbitt is a practiced strategy leader and data scientist, listen in as she shares her thoughts on how she navigates these complex conversations with her clients.
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    40 mins

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