What is a Chief Data Officer? A Chief Data Officer is a senior executive responsible for data-related activities within an organization. The CDO's role is to oversee the development, implementation, ...

We’ve seen the acceleration of enterprise data and analytics technology, including no-code BI analytics tools. In tandem, we’re seeing the CDO role changing. And though CDOs share the same title, ...

Chief executive officers are increasingly turning to chief data officers to help them extract value from their data. A CDO is someone who takes overall responsibility for cutting through the noise and ...

As CIOs become overwhelmed by IT demands, chief data officers are stepping in to serve as a centralized point of data governance. Wes Hunt is unambiguous about his objective as the first chief data ...

Two thirds of organizations (65%) now employ a Chief Data Officer (CDO). That’s according to a report that arrived in my inbox this week from Inrupt, the company founded by the Web’s prime mover, Sir ...

In 2021, PwC launched its first study into the role of the chief data officer (CDO)—a position we defined based on seniority, role in the organization, and scope of work, rather than just job title.

A few years ago, every company was hiring a Chief Digital Officer. More recently, the role has been eliminated or merged. Has the CDO role outlived its usefulness? In the mid-2010s, news organizations ...

Small and mid-sized organizations are finding it hard to hire a separate CDO to steward their data as part of their digitalization strategy. How can they administer their data? The average salary for ...