Neil Calvert, Author at LINQ

How to monetize your information assets in seven steps

This post has been adapted from Gartner’s Applied Infonomics: Seven Steps to Monetize Available Information Assets paper – November 2018, which is available in full from Gartner here: https://www.gartner.com/document/3893864 The “monetization of information” matters Although awareness of information’s potential to deliver more than operational and analytical benefits is increasing, data & analytics leaders rarely have the […]

Are you ready for ContinuousNext

ContinuousNext was the focus of the opening Plenary session at Gartner Symposium on the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. As you’d expect from an organisation with the reputation of Gartner, they didn’t fail to create an environment of learning and possibilities. More than 2,500 CIOs from across Asia Pacific were in attendance along with almost 50 […]

What is the cost of your business case?

Have you ever worked out how much it costs for you to develop the business case for change in your organisation? I have, and it’s not pretty! The thing is, I believe that the workflow used to generate the case for change today is broken; It takes too long, Inapproriate tools are used, Prioritisation is […]

Why we think LINQ is Cool!

We were recently named a Gartner Cool Vendor in Information Innovation – an honour indeed, which you can read more about here www.linq.it/cool-vendor It’s not only Gartner who thinks we are cool – we think we’re cool too and this is why… Cool Fact #1 – The LINQ Language The LINQ Language sits at the […]

Data Literacy is the new core competence of digital business

Digital society expects its citizens to “speak data”; to have data literacy. Unless data and analytics leaders treat information as the new second language of business, government and communities, they will not be able to deliver the competitive advantage and agility demanded by their enterprises – Valerie Logan, Gartner Research Director Do you know what […]

Where are your Data Engineers?

Are you one of the minorty organisations who has access to a Data Engineer? No longer constrained to the Big Data organisations, this key role is critical in moving organisations through the digital divide into the digital economy. 47% of data and analytics leaders have identified difficulty in deploying their experimentation data pipelines and workloads […]

A drive towards Data Literacy

Data Literacy…a term that is growing in acceptance through the data & information community and also becoming accepted as a core competency in the arena of enabling Digital Transformation. Don’t take my word for it! From Pranshant Pansare on LinkedIn – Make Data Literacy a Top Priority of Your Organization to Stay Alive From Gartner’s Valerie Logan – Fostering Data Literacy […]

Is complexity killing your business?

The way your organisation goes about work – with complexity or with simplicity – is critical to its success. When the work becomes so intricate, this complexity can kill an organisation’s ability to create value. An organisations success is to create a product of value at the lowest possible cost – one way of doing […]

Employee Frustration and the Cost to Business

For as long as I can remember, a conversation has been going on about the cost of frustrated employees to a business. There are a few terms that are used; dis-engaged, absenteeism, presenteeism – but it amounts to the same thing – frustration has a real cost, and you may be surprised just how high […]

Driving Change to Thrive in the Digital Economy Webinar Recording

This is the recording of the “Driving Change to Thrive in the Digital Future” webinar that took place on Wednesday 23rd May. In this session we discussed the drivers of Digital Transformation and how Information Flow Modelling can provide a view that enables us to “do things right, and do the right things.” Additional material […]

Author: Neil Calvert

How to monetize your information assets in seven steps

Are you ready for ContinuousNext

What is the cost of your business case?

Why we think LINQ is Cool!

Data Literacy is the new core competence of digital business

Where are your Data Engineers?

A drive towards Data Literacy

Is complexity killing your business?

Employee Frustration and the Cost to Business

Driving Change to Thrive in the Digital Economy Webinar Recording

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