In the Gartner Global Scenarios program, we tackle a cross-industry, cross-regional futuristic topic every year. This year we examine what would happen if autonomous businesses have become the norm. What would that mean for your organization, and your role? What potential impacts could autonomous businesses have on your industry? What would be different scenarios on how autonomous businesses would even work? Time to sit back, reflect, and see how “what if…” thinking will help you get new ideas that will help your business today.
Frank Buytendijk
Distinguished VP Analyst
Frank Buytendijk is a Distinguished VP and Gartner Fellow in Gartner's Data and Analytics group. His work mostly takes a futurist approach, researching the edges of what he covers. Mr. Buytendijk pioneers the topics of "the future," "digital ethics" and "digital society" helping organizations to do the "right thing" with technology and avoid "messing up." He further covers data and analytics.
In addition to that, he is the co-lead of the Gartner Maverick Research program which is Gartner's research incubator.
Next to his responsibilities at Gartner, Mr. Buytendijk is a visiting Fellow at Cranfield University School of Management, and a regular guest lecturer at Warwick Business School.
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In addition to that, he is the co-lead of the Gartner Maverick Research program which is Gartner's research incubator.
Next to his responsibilities at Gartner, Mr. Buytendijk is a visiting Fellow at Cranfield University School of Management, and a regular guest lecturer at Warwick Business School.
Tuesday, October 18, 2022 / 02:45 PM - 03:15 PM EDT
Maverick* Research: Gartner Global Scenarios: A $170BN Autonomous Business Just Entered Your Industry. Now What?
Wednesday, October 19, 2022 / 10:30 AM - 11:00 AM EDT
The Future of Data and Analytics: Reengineering the Decision 2025
Data and Analytics keep expanding. The next big step for D&A is in moving from "decision support" to completely "reengineering decision making". Decisions are becoming more connected, more contextual, and more continuous, and this complexity needs to be mastered. How can you make decision-making a competitive differentiator?