In the past I used this analogy of data being the new oil in several presentations in the context of showing people that there was an awful lot of it to manage. But that was before I thought about it.
Author: Kate Carruthers
Kate Carruthers is Chief Data & Insights Officer for UNSW Sydney, and is also an Adjunct Senior Lecturer in the School of Computer Science & Engineering. She is a Certified Information Security Manager and is currently undertaking postgraduate studies terrorism and security. Kate has extensive experience in senior roles in ICT, marketing, data and digital; and is a member of the NSW Government’s Data Analytics Centre Advisory Board.
Did an interesting chat recently with some lovely folks – Renée Gallant from @SheLovesData and Felipe Flores from @DataFuturology – about career paths and diversity in data.
Yesterday I took part in a discussion at a Table Talk session for Microsoft Ignite…
Honoured to have been named as one of the 2020 Business of Data Top 100…
“Don’t start a podcast during a pandemic” they said…
So Annie Parker and I decided to start a podcast.
The next guest on Conversations with Annie & Kate is an old friend, Annalie Killian. She was once a catalyst for magic at a large financial services organisation is an active innovator, connector of interesting people at global scale, and change-maker.
Our next episode of the Conversations with Annie & Kate is up now. This time…
It is a great honour to be among the women on the 2020 List of Global Data Power Women and it is due to the work of my great data team at UNSW for their hard work and dedication in bringing my ideas to life.
Women in cybersecurity and technology roles still often face a fairly uncompromisingly masculine domain so I thought that it might be useful to discuss some important helper roles, some things that leaders can do to help, and also some ways that women can help themselves.
Kate Carruthers Named to 2021 Constellation Research Business Transformation 150
