Technology is interesting. Its consequences even more so.
For years, I have written and spoken about data, analytics, artificial intelligence and digital transformation — not technology for its own sake, but the decisions organisations make with it.
2010 — 2020Artificial intelligence at the service of public officials and citizens
On practical applications of AI in public services and administrative decision-making.
The most important business analytics trends for 2020
On cloud analytics, automation and the changing ways organisations work with data.
Analytics in public-sector digital transformation
Why digital transformation without analytics is not enough to make better decisions.
Analytics is the art of turning data into better decisions
On why the value of data begins only when it leads to the right action.
Analytics versus fraud risk in the public sector
On the role of data and analytical models in reducing the risk of fraud and abuse.
Technology brings businesses closer to their customers
On how data and technology are changing the relationship between companies and their customers.
Artificial intelligence as a service
On the breakthrough that democratised AI could bring to organisations large and small.
Finding added value in clients' business data
On translating data, capabilities and analytics into tangible business outcomes.
Banks joining forces against fraud
On cooperation across financial services and the use of analytics to combat fraud.
Protecting data in the era of big data
On security and accountability as the scale of data grows at unprecedented speed.
Using business analytics in the Internet of Things
On connecting device data with analytics that lead to better decisions.
Strategic planning for Business Intelligence environments
On developing BI as an organisational capability rather than a single technology project.
This is a selected, non-exhaustive list of publicly available publications, interviews and commentary. The displayed titles and summaries have been translated into English; the linked source materials are primarily in Polish and open on external websites.