Sean is an innovative and successful industry leader in analytics, delivering transformational and award-winning solutions across public sector and healthcare.
Possessing a natural ability to understand and bring technology, people and processes together, combined with a passionate, inspirational and fearless delivery style; a strong reputation and professional following has been built.
Pushing the Boundaries of Data Analytics with Chris Weigold
01:50︱I have to ask…what was it like having tea with the Pope?
03:05︱Tell me something about Erbil and Kurdistan
06:23︱Let’s roll back, you have an amazing career, but how did it all start?
09:09︱What gets you out of bed, where does the fire come from?
10:53︱Tell me about your work at Axiom Internal – what’s the vision?
13:50︱What success have you seen, and what’s your favourite use case?
20:53︱Anything gone wrong that we can learn from?
28:20︱So what’s coming next for you Chris? Who is invited for tea?
29:30︱How do people find out more about Axiom, and how can they help?
Chris, thank you for inspiring myself and our listeners today – you truly rock.
Hello folks, welcome to Pushing the Boundaries. Enabling a better world. This man has spent a lifetime doing just this. In fact, there are enough inspirational stories and experience to write a book – and I keep telling him this! Who has tea with the Pope in Iraq? What makes him tick and strive to make peoples lives safe and secure? We are going to find out.
It’s a true privilege and honour to welcome Chris Weigold, of Axiom International, to Pushing the Boundaries today.
Pushing the Boundaries of Data Analytics with Jason Krantz
04:15︱I have to ask…division 1 sprinter…what sort of time is that on the 100m?
17:38︱What top tips do you have for creating a data driven culture?
22:14︱What success have you seen, and what’s your favourite use case?
27:17︱Anything gone wrong that we can learn from?
31:10︱So what’s coming next for you and Strategy Titan?
Hello folks, welcome to Pushing the Boundaries. Make it a great day (not have a great day). The two statements are different. When you bounce out of bed and your mindset is make it a great day, and not have a great day – YOU take control of your day – and your day DOES NOT control you. And, this gets to the heartbeat of this Strategy Titan.
Inspirational is one word for him (sure his wife will say something different). But I’m not wrong, and thousands of other followers are not wrong. His remarkable way of engaging through practical and innovative solutions define his success.
So who is my guest – it’s the awesome Jason Krantz, CEO and Founder of Strategy Titan.
Let’s push some boundaries and find out the latest thinking from the man himself.
Pushing the Boundaries of Data Analytics with Sean Bruton
03:00︱Let’s set the scene Sean; explain to viewers about VTCT and their mission
5:05︱What gets you out of bed in the morning, what drives you in your role?
7:35︱v What critical business problems are you trying to solve? (Covid challenge)
11:08︱How did you use analytics to solve these problems?
15:30︱How about a demo, showing folks what you are talking about?
32:50︱What lessons (good and bad) can we learn from your work, Sean?
Welcome to Pushing the Boundaries folks. It gives me great pleasure today to chat with Sean Bruton, from VTCT.
Sean possesses awesome technical skills but blends this beautifully with business acumen. Data-driven to the core, Sean’s work continually seeks to address core business problems and drive better outcomes for a wonderful, charitable cause.
Demonstrating this to the full, I watched Sean present recently at a Qlik Tour, on how his data-driven approach has enabled VTCT to navigate the Covid crisis and be in a position of strength. It’s this kind of innovative approach that has secured him a Qlik luminary accolade.
I am really interested in finding out more about this, so, let’s push some boundaries and find out some more about Sean and his great work!
Pushing the Boundaries of Data Analytics with Daryl D’Cruz
1:45︱How did you get into data and analytics?
4:16︱ What are you most proud of in your career?
6:00︱ Tell me about humanising analytics?
9:48︱What is your favourite analytics use case and what was the impact?
12:35︱What lessons (good and bad) can we learn from your work, Daryl?
17:25︱What’s next in your career?
Hello folks, welcome to Pushing the Boundaries. It gives me great pleasure today to chat with Daryl D’Cruz – Qlik Luminary, DataIQ Top 100, and former Head of Data Innovation at Samsung Europe.
A great leader and innovator, I have seen Daryl Present at several high-profile events, and what struck me, was his passion to humanise analytics.
“Blending art with Science”
“Removing the mystery with data”
“Data literacy – a skill essential to survive and thrive”
Today, I want to find out more about what these things mean and what’s next for Daryl in his career.
So folks, let’s push some boundaries!
Pushing the Boundaries of Data Analytics with Andy Marsh (QPM)
1:25︱What is a typical day like for a Chief Constable?
2:30︱Policing is tough, what keeps your mindset in the right place?
5:08︱What challenges do you see Policing facing now and the future?
6:45 ︱How has technology and data played a key role in meeting those wicked challenges you mention?
10:00︱How important is leadership for creating data driven cultures?
15:00︱Have you got a great success story to share with the audience?
22:03︱What key lesson can we learn from your work?
27:20︱What future work are you doing that will excite and inspire us?
Hello folks, welcome to Pushing the Boundaries. You remember great leadership. I had the pleasure and honor of serving under Andy Marsh, Chief Constable, for Avon and Somerset Police!
His inspirational and empowering leadership will stay with me forever. Andy is a modern and innovative leader who understands how to bring technology and people together in order to maximise the efficiency, effectiveness and the legitimacy of an organisation. His use of data and analytics has received international acclaim, creating a blueprint for others to learn from. A strong believer of turning adversity into advantage, the obstacle has become the way to sustain and improve the service to the public during austere and more recently COVID affected times.
Today, I am going to find out all the secret ingredients for creating a successful data driven organisation, so you can go and push the boundaries and transform your ways of working.
Pushing the Boundaries of Data Analytics with Jenni Woods
00:50 | Sean introduces Jenni. Thank you Jenni for accepting the invitation to our series Pushing the Boundaries. How is it going?
02:16 | What gets you out of bed in the morning, what drives you in your role?
04:20 | What critical business problems are you trying to solve? How did you use analytics to solve these problems?
07:58 | Tell me about your journey into using predictive analytics – how is it going?
14:50 | How important is a data-driven culture in your strategy, and what are the most important bits of the blueprint?
20:05 | What lessons (good and bad) can we learn from your work, Jenni?
24:25 | I know you have an ambitious vision to create exciting new ways of working for the NHS – what other key innovative work are you pushing right now? (Feel free to mention Forms etc)
32:15 | Any other cool things you are doing in the world? 😊
Welcome to Pushing the Boundaries folks. It gives me great pleasure today to chat with Jenni Woods, from NHS Tayside.
Jenni is an inspiration, who passionately demonstrates collaborative and innovative leadership in the analytics space. Embracing learning, Jenni has adopted the Morecambe Bay Command Centre approach and expanded this with the adoption of predictive analytics. Bringing frontline colleagues to the heart of BI design, Jenni is at the forefront of building a data-driven culture.
So, let’s push some boundaries and find out some more about Jenni and her great work!
Pushing the Boundaries of Data Analytics with Radovan Oresky
1:46 | What makes you so passionate about data, Radovan?
5:05 | Tell us a bit about your career, how did you get into analytics?
7:10 | What challenges do you see your key customers facing now?
10:15 | What great solutions are currently helping the industry, right now?
14:50 | Have you got a great success story to share with the audience?
17:26 | What lessons (good and bad) can we learn from your work?
23:05 | So what cool trends do you see coming this year in analytics?
28:32 | Demo app
34:00 | What’s next for you? :)
Radovan, thank you for inspiring me and our listeners today!
Hello folks, welcome to Pushing the Boundaries. Today gives me great pleasure to chat with Radovan Oresky, Chief Solutions Officer, at EMARK. A great problem solver, Radovan has been rocking the BI scene with his solution design – clean, crisp, and powerful. Awarded Qlik Luminary status 2020, he has been developing and sharing notable solutions that really make a difference. His expertise is renowned and respected by everyone who knows and works with him.
Now is the time for us to meet, push some boundaries, and find out the latest thinking from the man himself.
Pushing the Boundaries of Data Analytics with Peter Glover
2:00 | Peter, tell us a bit about your career, what’s it like being in the ambulance service?
5:52 | Why did you move from reactive to proactive care?
9:14 | What challenges does proactive care face?
14:02 | …and how is analytics helping?
15:45 | Have you got a great success story to share with the audience?
19:13 | What lessons (good and bad) can we learn from your work?
32:10 | Who is behind the curtain? 😊
34:02 | Thank you, Peter!
The world is too reactive. Always dealing with high risk and mopping up incidents when things go wrong. But not this man. I had the pleasure of meeting and seeing Peter Glover present at Qlik’s Public Sector Analytics Summit. He walked through how analytics is providing a golden opportunity for healthcare colleagues to see and understand the whole patient picture – joining up disparate information sources and allowing a risk-based preventative approach to patient care. New ways to protect the vulnerable resonated with all of us listening.
And 6 months on, I thought it would be fantastic to catch up with Peter again – see how it is all going, and most importantly…provide another opportunity to share this fabulous story.
Pushing the Boundaries of Data Analytics with Angelika Klidas
0:00 | Who is Angelika Klidas? What is her passion?
4:44 | The importance of people in Angelika’s world.
5:46 | What is your own “think big, act small, scale fast”?
8:24 | The missing element in BI projects?
9:48 | How did you get into data literacy?
11:58 | What sort of success do you see among your students?
12:51 | How is data literacy landing with organizations?
14:10 | The essence of telling data-related stories
15:50 | Any lessons learned you can share?
18:35 | How to grow data literacy skills?
(21:00 The son is coming ;)
22:02 | Women in tec and the diversity among your students?
23:44 | How do you think we could encourage women to take a tec career?
24:51 | What’s next for data literacy?
27:26 | Global Qlik data literacy program
30:51 | Closing thoughts
After watching Angelika Klidas present at the Big Data Expo in Amsterdam, and how she inspired the audience with her engaging story telling style – I knew she would be great for our Pushing the Boundaries series.
Spending a decade or more teaching, Angelika is shaping and influencing our new generation. I love her practical and pragmatic approaches to maximising data literacy in the real world.
So, let’s find out more about Angelika, her work and her mantra “think big, act small, and scale fast…“
Pushing the Boundaries of Data Analytics with Simon Kirby
0:00 | Introducing Simon Kirby and his thoughts about how analytics can drive and transform organizations and ways of working.
4:30 | What gets you out of bed and drives you to make a difference?
6:17 | How did you get into the analytics business and Qlik?
8:50 | What challenges is the financial services industry facing these days?
11:22 | What is the role of data analytics within your customers?
14:41 | What solutions do you see that really support the transformation in financial services?
20:27 | What is your advice, lessons learned in the adoption of the analytics journey?
22:42 | How to get the people along with you?
24:14 | Can data shift culture?
29:53 | Thinking about the future: What core trends are you seeing in the financial services world? Any great new technology or idea?
31:36 | A transformational moment in data analytics: How collaboration and write-back can bring data to life.
35:13 | The power of alerting in financial services and insurance
37:12 | Closing thoughts. Thank you Simon :)
It was a great pleasure to chat with a man who has been transforming financial services with data and analytics. Simon has traveled the world; developing and sharing notable solutions that really make a difference. His expertise is renowned and respected by everyone who knows and works with him.
I had the pleasure to work with Simon Kirby for 2 years at Qlik and what really stood out for me, was his passion and dedication to push the boundaries in financial analytics. He was also just a lovely guy who would always support you and bring oodles of positivity to any engagement. You just want to work with people like that, right?
Now is the time for us to meet again, push some boundaries, and find out the latest thinking from the man himself.
Pushing the Boundaries of Data Analytics with Maria Sandorova
3:31 | What got you into tech?
4:36 | What was the representation of women in the courses at the university?
6:11 | Why do you think we need more women in tech?
8:34 | In terms of women in tech industry, is there someone who inspires you?
11:15 | Do you have any practical tips for women in technology and how to get there?
13:18 | One personal story … gender topic is not something standalone, the context is important
18:04 | Is there something you are really proud of?
20:15 | Tell me a bit more about your current role at Inphinity.
24:29 | What are some cool products you are developing now? And discussion about use cases.
28:40 | Discussion about the importance of data quality.
30:43 | Three ways how to improve data quality from your Qlik app (showcase of the app with Inphinity Forms)
39:25 | Data quality use case in health environment
40:40 | Closing thoughts on data quality in healthcare environment and how to be in touch with Maria and where to find more information.
It was fantastic to chat with Maria Sandorova, Head of Product Development at Inphinity, about her role and the innovation she leads. Despite “tremendous progress in education and the workplace during the past 50 years,” women are still underrepresented in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
While men dominate the study of computer science and there’s a significant gender pay gap in all major technology companies. Many surveys show women feel they are overlooked in meetings, not taken seriously, and their ideas dismissed by male counterparts. That’s what the data tells us. What does a real rising star in tech tell us?
Maria is an inspiration to EVERY customer and colleague who works with her – dazzling people with her technical skills and the way she solves business problems with cool product solutions. Her ability to translate and communicate the complex into mainstream simplicity is outstanding.
Increasing diversity and inclusion in technology is paramount to a successful modern industry. Pushing the Boundaries seeks to inspire more women to choose careers in technology and lead the way – like Maria is in Inphinity!
Pushing the Boundaries of Data Analytics with Jordan Morrow
2:40︱How do you approach the world? What gives you the energy?
4:50︱Technology & humanity in the corporate world? Does it come together?
6:00︱ How did your journey start?
10:20︱What is happening with the child? ;)
12:04︱What sort of big successes have you seen over the journey of data literacy? What are the key things you are proud of?
15:42︱How do you see the practical aspects how data literacy lands in an organization?
19:15︱What are the key lessons people should take from this? What are the key things they should be aware of?
24:12︱A few thoughts on starting with the outcome in mind… or in other words what if I give you a screwdriver when you need a hammer.
26:54︱The power of sharing the success
28:30︱How do you see the future? Where is this all going?
33:46︱The importance of data fluency
36:20︱What are key resources for people to go to if they’d like to learn more about what you are doing?
This one means a lot to me. I have a deep passion for creating data-driven cultures within organizations – but this man has a vision that touches nearly every bit of the globe. It’s a huge movement.
I first met Jordan Morrow when I was a Qlik customer, working at Avon and Somerset Police. I was asked to present at Qlik’s Visualise Your World, main stage at the QE2 centre in London around 3 years ago. Part of this involved a panel session, where this energetic ball of knowledge introduced a vision around data literacy and how important it was for competitiveness and business outcomes. I was hooked.
Three years on, the programme has gone from strength to strength – and now is the time for us to meet again, push some boundaries, and find out the latest thinking from the man himself.
In this interview I explore where it all started, the achievements, favourite use cases, translating data literacy to action, lessons learned, the future and key resources.
Enjoy!
Pushing the Boundaries of Data Analytics in NHS
PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOLUTION
1:30︱How does analytics help battle the COVID-19 crisis?
5:55︱How did you manage to get the team to collaborate and respond so quickly?
8:15︱Can you share more about the role of data in your command center?
12:48︱How do you create a data-driven culture?
18:20︱ Are there any key lessons that you would like to share?
21:45︱Can you show us what you are doing with Qlik & Inphinity Forms?
32:00︱Document upload with Inphinity Forms and a couple of thoughts around the evolution of analytics away from the concept of dashboards to holistic solutions.
37:41︱Closing thoughts on finding the potential of technology, combining it with people, processes, and making a big difference.
Every time I see Rob O’Neill, Head of Informatics at University Hospitals Morecambe Bay Trust, he hits me square in the jaw with more innovation. Often spinning up a demo on the spot, Rob is one of those people that has a huge passion to disrupt traditional ways of working with technology.
My latest meeting with Rob did not disappoint…he talked through how he is collaborating technology to solve traditional business problems in the trust. He was keen to show me how he has integrated Qlik with Inphinity Forms – along with building in Qlik Alerting too. Glad he did.
Talking through several operational use cases supporting Covid 19 and the Command Centre (award winning!), he then moved on to how he has automated project management workflow. Traditional spreadsheet project management processes have been replaced, providing real-time updating, reporting and alerting – saving hours and providing new levels of assurance. And, yep, he spun up the demo and wowed me once again.
I loved how all the key project management controls can be combined e.g. risk register to support a seamless user experience. Another great feature was uploading, storing and viewing documents within the native Qlik environment!
Brilliant!
Pushing the Boundaries︱Sean Price & Martin Kostic
Expertise, innovation, partnership… We believe in core values. In technology, in business, and in our relationships. We do what inspires us. And we highly appreciate the talent and achievements of others. That’s why we decided to create a series of video talks with inspirational people. And share their stories.
We call it “Pushing the Boundaries“. Why? Because there are people around who truly are pushing the boundaries. In the world of data and also beyond. Positively influencing the lives of other people with their values, actions, and enthusiasm.
It was an honor for me to chat with Sean Price. A person with strong industry expertise, knowledge of the BI world, the ability to understand customers’ needs, and help them find value in data. And at the same time staying very much “human” and “personal”. For me, this was a truly inspiring experience and I am happy to share it with you.
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