Without a Data Culture, Agile is Just a Process
summary
The talk explains how organisations must adopt a data culture—combining mindset change and appropriate tooling—so data becomes central to decision-making rather than just a byproduct. It covers why data teams are struggling to deliver value despite large volumes of data and outlines key elements for transforming an organisation’s cultural fabric to make data integral to its ethos.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 5:34What is a Data Culture
- 7:12Setting up a Data Culture
- 9:48Case study setup
- 10:47Data flowing into Widgets Inc.
- 15:43What do we do?
- 17:12How do users access data?
- 20:45Talking about Metrics
- 22:47Key Takeaway
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