Who hires the CDO — or does the chief data officer hire themselves? (Information Age)
29th April 2019
The role of chief data officer (CDO) has been growing in prominence over the last few years, and with it has come a lot of interest – new conferences tailored specifically for CDOs, questions surrounding what makes the perfect CDO, and of course, how the CDO’s role works in tandem with exciting new technologies like AI and machine learning. Matt Cockbill gives his opinion in an article published in Information Age.
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