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David Reed

David Reed

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Chief Knowledge Officer and Evangelist, DataIQ Journal

Stowmarket

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AICPA, Social Media, PCAOB, Taxes, Big 4, SEC

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I do not typically cover fashion or tech - But I always want to expand my beats!

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Total articles 135

  • It’s not new presidents or PMs that CDOs fear – it’s a new CEO - DataIQ

    By David Reed| DataIQ@ As each local population wakes up to the results of their voting, Chief Data Officers will also find themselves wonder what impact a new (or continued) government and political leader will have on their data strategy. Could it be the trigger for new-found consumer confidence leading to a boost in buying? Or an increase in scepticism and cynicism which heightens resistance to data sharing?

    By David Reed · DataIQ

    Jul. 23, 2024

  • Key data leader challenges in 2024: Part two - People

    By Rachael Pimblett, David Reed| DataIQ@ There are four separate key challenge areas; last week we delved into the extent to which foundational issues are pain-points for data leaders, reporting on literacy, culture and strategy: catch up on that content here. Join us on the research journey as we shake down the biggest challenges for the biggest leaders in data. The information in this report was pulled from data leader responses to the question: What are the key challenges to your data function that you are facing as its leader?

    By Rachael Pimblett, David Reed · DataIQ

    May. 08, 2024

  • It’s not new presidents or PMs that CDOs fear – it’s a new CEO - DataIQ

    By David Reed| DataIQ@ As each local population wakes up to the results of their voting, Chief Data Officers will also find themselves wonder what impact a new (or continued) government and political leader will have on their data strategy. Could it be the trigger for new-found consumer confidence leading to a boost in buying? Or an increase in scepticism and cynicism which heightens resistance to data sharing?

    By David Reed · DataIQ

    Jul. 23, 2024

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DataIQ Journal

London, England, United Kingdom

'+44 20 3829 1112