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Evo DK #446 - How Can We Build Environments That Enable Effective And Future-Proof BI Teams

from Evolution Exchange Denmark Podcast

Today's episode is hosted by Alex Robinson and they are joined on the podcast by Nikolaj Andersen, Director at VENZO, Torben Gruenheit, Director, Data Foundation and Integration at Carlsberg and Emil Søgaard Lillevang, Head of Business Data Platforms at FOSS Innovation Centre. The conversation explores BI teams, examining how organisations can create environments that encourage collaboration, adaptability and long-term success. The exchange highlights the importance of strong data platforms, governance, leadership and strategic planning in supporting effective business intelligence capabilities. The discussion also considers evolving organisational needs, scalable analytics practices and the value of aligning technology with business priorities. Wider themes around innovation, digital transformation and BI teams demonstrate how organisations can build resilient, future-ready data functions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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