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EPISODE · May 8, 2026 · 59 MIN

Evo DK #416 - How Can We Unlock Business Value With Our Technical Solutions

from Evolution Exchange Denmark Podcast

Today's episode is hosted by Alex Robinson and they are joined on the podcast by Rune Lykke Kjeldsen, Associate Partner - Data And AI at EY Net Source, Jeppe Abrahamsen, Head Of Data Engineering at Danske Commodities, Martin Pajtáš, Business & Analytics Insights Manager at Sandoz AG and Anastasiia Wisniewska, Chapter Lead - Data Analytics at DSV. The conversation explores how organisations can unlock business value through technical solutions, data analytics and AI-driven strategies. The exchange highlights the importance of aligning data engineering, analytics and digital transformation initiatives with wider commercial objectives to support scalable growth and operational efficiency. The discussion also examines evolving approaches to business intelligence, enterprise data strategy and cross-functional collaboration. Broader themes include innovation in analytics, improving decision making through data and how technical teams can create measurable impact across modern organisations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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