
Becoming Data-Driven: A Conversation with Sanjay Mathur
Making truly data-driven decisions can be a daunting task. Learn the first steps businesses can take, and why the effort is worthwhile.
Passionate about driving business forward with emerging technology, Sanjay has built his career on innovating with data and analytics. With broad experience in industry, Sanjay has had customer-facing roles leading global teams in product development, R&D, management consulting and sales.
Making truly data-driven decisions can be a daunting task. Learn the first steps businesses can take, and why the effort is worthwhile.
We believe CDOs have 100 days to get this digital transformation rolling downhill and towards a successful conclusion. If the basic building blocks aren’t in place and moving towards real progress by then, there is trouble ahead.
You can’t avoid failure, but you can learn to cope and make the most of it.
I’m excited to announce two new members of our team: Antony Falco (VP, Product & Innovation) and Nayla Rizk (Advisor).
Back in 2014, we discussed how the market looked like on our first birthday. As we hit three years, it seems like an appropriate time to look back on those observations, and see where we are now.
CEO Sanjay Mathur recently took time to discuss first steps businesses can take when becoming data driven, and why the effort is worthwhile. You can find the full interview here.
Last month, SVDS CEO Sanjay Mathur spoke at O’Reilly’s conference on engineering leadership, Cultivate, about Eating Change for Breakfast. While on site at the event, he spoke with Radar’s managing editor, Jenn Webb, about creating an Experimental Enterprise.
In Fall 2014, Sanjay spoke about “Unlocking Business Opportunity from Big Data” to a group of former CEOs and senior business executives. This Throwback Thursday post shares some questions they had, and advice he gave.
Since launching Silicon Valley Data Science, we hear three issues more often than anything else in the conversations we have with our clients: handling data overload, choosing analytic approaches, and having the right skills and resources. Let’s take a look at these.
If you feel ready to start building your own Experimental Enterprise, these are some questions you need to ask of your organization, and traps you need to avoid.
We’re pleased to announce some wonderful news this morning: SVDS is opening our second office, in Chicago!
It gives us great pleasure to announce that a key member of the Spark team, Professor Michael Franklin, has joined our advisory board.
I recently spoke about “Unlocking Business Opportunity from Big Data” to a group of former CEOs and senior business executives. Here are some questions they had.
Tatsiana Maskalevich, Data Scientist, and Rachel Poulsen, Data Scientist, will be presenting at the inaugural Women In Statistics conference.
John Akred, CTO, and Stephen O’Sullivan, Distinguished Architect, will be presenting at StampedeCon.
We recently celebrated our first birthday here at Silicon Valley Data Science.
What should you do with data? That’s the overwhelming question facing industry today.
We created our company to help bring data-driven innovation from Silicon Valley to the business world.
The Data Strategy track of our webinar series focuses on creating and continuously updating your data strategy. Register now!
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Sanjay Mathur, CEO and cofounder of SVDS and Scott Kurth, VP of Advisory Services, will discuss what you can do to begin leading a change in how data is used inside your organization.
Strata + Hadoop World London focuses on how to make data-driven decisions across industries. Several of us will be there in May, discussing platforms, strategy, and tools. Let us know if you’ll be attending and would like to chat.
CEO Sanjay Mathur will be in Boston this year, talking about SVDS and meeting other executives. Let us know if you’ll be attending.
CEO Sanjay Mathur will be presenting on how to build an Experimental Enterprise.