Hosted by Sid Atkinson and Lee Harper · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 65 episodes
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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 hosts The Data Culture Podcast, a business show with 65 episodes published.
The term "forward deployment engineer" is everywhere right now, Palantir popularized it, Anthropic is leaning into it, and every data and AI platform seems to be packaging it as their answer to the last mile problem. But
As a founder of the Berryville Institute of Machine Learning, Gary McGraw has been researching AI security since before most people knew what machine learning was. He's identified 78 risks across ML systems and was sound
Julia Bardmesser, CEO of Data4Real and former Chief Data Officer at Voya Financial, brings 25+ years of financial services experience to a conversation about what's actually standing between companies and real AI value.
You've heard of UX. You've heard of developer experience. Now meet AX — Agent Experience — and it's about to reshape how enterprises think about their entire tech stack. Lee Harper talks with Vihan Patel of Australia's M
Most data programs don't fail because of bad technology, they fail because nobody wants to talk about the hard stuff. John Ladley has spent decades proving that behavior change is what separates the programs that stick f
Data governance is often seen as restrictive—but what if it’s actually the key to making data work? Bob Seiner joins Sid Atkinson to challenge how organizations think about governance, accountability, and behavior change
Hosts Sid Atkinson and Lee Harper engage with guests Gary Griffin and David Holcomb, authors of "Building a Data Culture: The Usage and Flow Data Culture Model", to explore the concept of data culture. They challenge the
Data management purity and pragmatism built opposed camps starting in the 1990s, and echoes of those tenants present themselves today in Generative AI. Ontology purists and vector-based engineers appear at opposite ends,
Building a data program isn't all about the tech—it's about getting people to actually work together. Carlos Rivero shares what it was really like starting as Virginia's first Chief Data Officer with no team, no budget,
Ever wonder why so many promising tech pilots never make it past the starting line? In this episode, Sid chats with Jonathan Alexander about breaking free from “pilot purgatory” and actually scaling innovation. From cave
Leading complex IT systems in a major city demands more than technical know-how—it requires a shift from individual success to team achievement. Summer Xiao, Deputy CIO of Houston, shares her journey from "I" to "we," di
State University Systems are frequently impacted by state legislation- from funding to rules, policies, and everything in between. Universities typically operate with streamlined (slim) budgets, busy staff, and with lots
North Dakota is well known for energy and food production, but less known is the states roots in technology. Rep. Josh Christy discusses North Dakota's ambitions in AI, what they mean, and how North Dakota is taking a ho
Successful AI projects/ideas have many necessary ingredients, one of the most important being the people you identify and choose to be part of the project. How to you decide and how to you build culture? Ron Green is a s
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.
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 d
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 sc
Utilizing Gen AI towards your organization's specific needs presents both an opportunity and a challenge. Opportunity to take advantage of massive investments by large tech firms; challenges in that it can be difficult t
What does it mean to have AI ready data? And once I know that, what do I do about it? Ian Stahl is Director of Product Management @ Informatica and has seen many data centric applications come and go. He provides insight
We have come a long way since the publication of "Hidden Technical Debt in Machine Learning Systems" was published almost a decade ago. ML Ops has transformed how data science work is delivered, managed, and monitored. G
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The Data Culture Podcast is hosted by Sid Atkinson and Lee Harper. The show is categorised under business (management) and has published 65 episodes.
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