Changing Landscape of Data Management

The discipline of data management is an ever-changing landscape. What was data management 10 years ago is almost completely different from data management is today. And, it will be completely different 5 years from now. The question that is being asked is, have we progressed our processes and practices to the point where we can say we are effectively managing our data assets? Are we addressing the defensive challenges of risk and compliance? Are we positioned to address the challenges of insight and analytics? And are we on the right path to meet the next set of challenges that lie ahead?

The objective of this presentation is to explore this historical timeline and discuss some of the innovative approaches that are being used to position our data management programs for now and into the future. This session will look at the role of the Chief Data Officer – “CDO Version 1.0” (the CDO today), and what “CDO 2.0” will look like. And finally, this session will discuss the changing environment – look at the storms we’ve had to weather, and the storms yet to come.

John Bottega is a senior strategy and data management executive with more than 30 years of experience in the industry. Over his career, John has held various positions in supporting a firm's data management functions. Since 2006, John has held the title of Chief Data Officer in both the private and public sectors, serving as CDO for Citi and Bank of America, and holding the post of CDO for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Today, John is the Principal and Managing Member of his own consulting firm, Data Management Advisory Services, LLC, and is supporting the Enterprise Data Management Council as Senior Advisor and Consultant, responsible for the Council's CDO Forum and Data Management Practices. As the former Chief Data Officer at Bank of America, John was responsible for driving the enterprise data management strategy.?