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RAN Roundtable - Data Storytelling

In this roundtable discussion, data and analytics leaders discuss their challenges and successes in crystalizing the value of analytics for the business through data storytelling.

In this roundtable discussion, data and analytics leaders discuss their challenges and successes in crystalizing the value of analytics for the business through data storytelling.

Key questions include:

  • What key elements can data and analytics leaders identify in their most successful attempts at telling data stories in the enterprise?
  • What are the most essential skills for practitioners to develop so their data stories “stick” for the business?
  • How can analysts better inhabit how decisions are made at the company to influence decision-making through data stories?
  • Are data and analytics practitioners using AI to craft data stories? What are the advantages and limitations of this approach?
  • How are data and analytics leaders proactively conveying the value of AI and “owning” this story across the enterprise as access to the technology has become decentralized with platforms like OpenAI?

IIA virtual roundtables are exclusive, invite-only discussions designed to promote peer-to-peer exchange on pressing challenges in the data and analytics community. Seats are limited and reserved for C-suite data and analytics leaders or equivalent at mid- to large-sized enterprises. Conversations are geared toward non-digital native companies. If you meet these criteria, RSVP and we’ll be in touch.

Moderated by JP Snow, IIA Expert and Principal and Founder of Customer Catalytics

JP Snow’s experience includes both analytics and business line leadership roles at Charles Schwab, American Express, and GE Capital. In his market research and customer satisfaction leadership, he integrated the latest behavioral analytics to augment traditional survey methods. When leading customer segments, he relied heavily on metrics and a wide range of models to make data-driven decisions. He’s led centralized analytics teams through change, and he’s used customer insights to grow sales and launch new products.