LinkedIn Live LinkedIn Live: The Data Dichotomy: Practical Approaches to AI Initiatives
By Insight Editor / 1 Apr 2022 / Topics: Data and AI Data center
Businesses are eager to embrace AI — but ironically, it's data that causes the most friction on the road to innovation. Join Insight CISO Jason Rader and Distinguished Engineers as they discuss practical frameworks to make it out ahead.
Topics include:
- The dreaded "paralysis by analysis" and how to overcome it
- Aligning data models to business challenges
- Grounding your thinking in exploratory data analysis (CRISP-DM)
- More research findings on data and AI objectives in 2022
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Presented by:
Jason Rader
VP and Chief Information Security Officer, Insight
Jason Rader believes that security professionals are saving the planet, and everyone is part of the solution. He began his college career as a voice major and was an early adopter of using technology to push creativity — in this case interfacing musical instruments with computer systems. His interest in tech inspired him to pursue a focus in local area networks and internet-based technologies, eventually leading him to start a company specialized in Microsoft and Cisco training and consulting. After building, running and eventually selling his company, Jason took a role with RSA to transform the organization into an established solutions provider. Jason joined Insight in 2015 to build the security consulting group. In 2021 he assumed the role of chief information security officer.
Carm Taglienti
Chief Data Officer and Distinguished Engineer
Carmen has more than 25 years of experience as a cloud computing, data science, data analytics and data management expert. As a principal cloud and AI architect for Insight, he focuses on cloud-based business solutions across multiple industries and technical domains. He also serves as an adjunct professor at Northeastern University Khoury College of Computer Sciences and the College of Professional Studies teaching graduate courses in data science, cloud computing and analytics. Carmen is a published author and speaks at industry and technology events.
