What do you think is the hottest trend in Data & Analytics now and major priorities for CDO in near future??

CloudApplications & Platforms

Connected Governance and Trusted Intelligence21%

Data on the cloud (Modernizing data landscape)60%

Data Fabric , Data Mesh and Data sharing capability57%

XOPs (Data Ops, ML Ops, DevOps)15%

Artificial Intelligence & Intelligent Apps/ Automation using deep learning, Generative AI25%

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Chief Data Officer in Software2 years ago

Having the data fabric as a separate choice from AI here is misguided - since data fabrics are not about data sharing - they are inherently about insight-driven automation.  Data Fabrics are dependent on AI, ML, and other advance technologies (like Graph) to 'activate' the insights buried in metadata.  In the future, data fabrics will be how AI is operationalized, at scale, within most large organizations.  

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no title2 years ago

Thanks Hawker. I intentionally kept these two separately since data fabric mean to bridge gaps or simplified access between data provider to data consumer (end point) including if data consumed as ML workload. Even i am firm believer of domain data fabric combining mesh and fabric together to bring domain ownership along with accessible, transparent end point consumption. AI here is more of understanding trend & investment going in developing AI / DS use cases to bridge process bottleneck... Thanks for your feedback..

CTO & Lead Advisor in IT Services2 years ago

Where do you all see, your current organization and your customers are making investments in Data & Analytics. You can select many while submitting your response. 

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