Yellow Elk at Women in Data Snowflake World Tour
Why some get results from data and AI - and others don't
That was the question posed to the Women in Data panel during the Snowflake World Tour Stockholm at 3Arena on September 23, where Maria Lundborg from Yellow Elk was one of the participants. Why do some organizations succeed in turning their data and AI initiatives into something that makes a real impact on the business, while others never get there?
Why some get results from data and AI - and others don't
That was the question posed to the Women in Data panel during the Snowflake World Tour Stockholm at 3Arena on September 23, where Maria Lundborg from Yellow Elk was one of the participants. Why do some organizations succeed in turning their data and AI initiatives into something that makes a real impact on the business, while others never get there?
The discussion was moderated by Anna Rose and covered topics ranging from value creation and diversity to where the real opportunities with AI lie, and what to tell a CEO who asks where to begin. The panel also included Marthe Sirén Anvik, Christina Finlay, and Nicola Holmes.
"We work with similar issues, but we have different experiences. That’s what made the conversation so insightful." - Maria Lundborg
Maria Lundborg is employed at Yellow Elk and works as a consultant at Axfood. This is how most of our consultants work: close to the client's daily operations, for long enough to know what actually works.
Thanks to Snowflake and Edvard Lundberg for the invitation.
Read more about the Snowflake World Tour Stockholm here: https://www.snowflake.com/en/world-tour/stockholm/