Data Booster
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The challenge is not learning about data & AI. It is making it part of how your organisation actually works.
Data & AI literacy has become one of the core factors in how organisations perform and grow — yet most programmes stay below their potential. The training happens, the workshops are delivered, and then… little changes. People return to their desks and their old habits, and the investment rarely translates into the day-to-day behaviour change that makes the difference.
The real challenge is not awareness. It is adoption.
On 6 May, Data Booster hosted a webinar on exactly this together with Ortecha and Just Eat Takeaway.com. We shared honest, practical stories from the field: what it really takes to help people use data & AI with confidence in their daily work, at scale.
You will hear from three speakers with real experience building data & AI skills inside large organisations:
Theo Gough is Data & Analytics Head of Strategy, Governance & Experimentation Enablement at Just Eat Takeaway, the online platform that connects customers with local restaurants and delivers food to people's homes around the world.
Steve Prokopiou, Head of Literacy, Culture & Enablement at Ortecha, brings deep expertise in designing people-centred digital solutions that actually stick, helping organisations move from good intentions to lasting change.
Wouter Neef, founder of Data Booster, covers why hands-on experimentation matters when building skills, and how organisations can orchestrate skill development at scale so that using data & AI becomes part of everyday work rather than the exception.
Together they share simple, proven ideas you can take back to your own organisation, wherever you are in your journey.
The webinar is hosted by Ortecha: How to make data & AI skills stick.
You will hear from three speakers with real experience building data & AI skills inside large organisations:
Theo Gough is Data & Analytics Head of Strategy, Governance & Experimentation Enablement at Just Eat Takeaway, the online platform that connects customers with local restaurants and delivers food to people's homes around the world.
Steve Prokopiou, Head of Literacy, Culture & Enablement at Ortecha, brings deep expertise in designing people-centred digital solutions that actually stick, helping organisations move from good intentions to lasting change.
Wouter Neef, founder of Data Booster, covers why hands-on experimentation matters when building skills, and how organisations can orchestrate skill development at scale so that using data & AI becomes part of everyday work rather than the exception.
Together they share simple, proven ideas you can take back to your own organisation, wherever you are in your journey.
