We asked customers, partners, Microsoft experts and other leaders to share their journeys and knowledge in our new podcast, which led a shift. In every episode, we explore how our guests use data, AI and cloud technologies to provide meaningful and trustworthy innovations to their organizations, customers and communities.
The AI platform shift brings an immense opportunity, but the way to success is not always easy or clear. Therefore, we asked customers, partners, Microsoft experts and other leaders to share their days and knowledge in our new podcast, which led the shift.
In every episode, we explore how our guests use data, AI and cloud technologies to provide meaningful and trustworthy innovations to their organizations, customers and communities. You can hear from leadership, developers, scientists and visionaries across industries in the public and private sectors. We will discuss how to shift the platform affects everything from data strategy, customer relationships, organizational structure and culture to their own lives and career days. Most importantly, they share what they have learned so, as well as their advice on how to start and how to navigate the bumps on the road.
The first four episodes of the gear cover of a lot of land, from how data and use for social impact, to use AI to create an experience from a remix of fans for a world -famous band, to the possibility to use, AI and cloud technologies to map customer travel and Indeed, the personalization of experience, to the potential to transform the prosionary data by the comparting advantage of the organization.
During these interviews, we like the core of approaches, instruments, techniques, opportunities, threats and emerging procedures that leaders accept how they learn. We will see that common topics will appear: transformative data and AI, the importance of trust, the innovative potential of cooperation and the value of gaining the practical courage.
Here’s what you can expect from our first four episodes:
Creating a new area of data for social impact, with Perry Hewitt, Data.org
You have heard of data based products and even data -based business models. But in our first episode, Perry Hewitt, Main Marketing and Product Director of Data.org, Discussion on how the organization uses data and AI to create Entreirele New Field—Data for social impact.
Perry shares how Data.org works with organizations surrounding the world to together create solutions to some of the largest challenges in the world, such as distraction of misconceptions about women’s health in India, increasing migrating Venezuelan women in Chile, and creating challenging for teachers, students, students and businesses in rural Mississippi.
It is a strict and innovative approach based on trust, respect and co -created and is applicable to business, as well as for the public sector.
Remixing the experience of ColdPlay fans with AI, with Robby Ingretsen, Pixel Lab
In this episode, Robby Ingebretsen, founder and creative director of Pixel Lab, awarded creative agency, how he and his team built a fan remix experience that builds on the release of the new ColdPlay album, builds up on how he and his team, Moon music,, And his film compendium, A film for the future.
The experience of a remix of fans It offers people the opportunity to join the ColdPlay fans to create their own remix of the movie using inputs that correspond to their mood and award and contribute to the film because their piece is added to future playback.
It is an extensive conversation that examines the impact of the digitization and shifts of the platform in the music and technology industry, the impact and opportunity of AI, and how co -creations can unlock new opportunities for creativity, determination and innovation for customers and consumers across the industry. Read more about how this experience was built with Azure AI Foundry.
The data not only drives generative artificial intelligence – this is the way of standing, with Shirli Zelcer, dentsu
Shirli Zelcer has launched her career as a statistic and is now the main officials of data and technology in dtetau, an integrated partner for growth and transformation into the world’s leading organization. It is a fascinating role and its roots in data in combination with a dead understanding of AI have prepared it to bring data and augher to help teeth and its customers unlock new sources of value.
Shirli shares something about her journey, including how she saw data and the analyst evolved from a back-off-practical to C-Suite priority. We are exploring a number of topics, including new audience generation approaches, possibilities to combine structured and impartial data to better understand the needs and behavior of customers, the value of synthetic data and – – stimulating all these innovations – necessary to use intelligent data to use intelligent data data data data data data data data data data data data data data data and data technology data trusted, responsible and compatible in accordance with privacy.
Your profile data is your competitive advantage, with Teresa Tung, Accenture
In this episode, we talk to Teresa Tung, global data capabilities in Accenture, about the evolving role of data in the AI strategy. We are investigating the strategic value of proprietary data, as generators AI can help organizations to realize the value from non -compatible data, changing data management landscape and how synthetic data can model sensitive scenarios in a more secure way. We also discuss how AA can help organizations to date data skills.
Teresa is a fertile inventor that holds more than 225 patents and applications and leads a vision and strategy that ensures that Accenture is ready for your changing data promotion. It is a real treatment to hear its share in what it sees in this industry, and what they believe will help organizations bring value to its customers and customers.
Looking forward with the management of the shift
The shift management will release new episodes in the last week of each month. Listen, as and sign up wherever you have received your podcasts, include Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube.