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Liz Henderson

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Liz Henderson

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Digital Leader / NED / Board Advisor Capgemini

Liz Henderson, widely recognized as the “Data Queen,” is a highly respected Non-Executive Director and Board Advisor with a global reputation for excellence in digital transformation, AI, and data strategy. She brings fresh thinking, strategic insight, and long-term solutions to Fortune 500 and FTSE 100 companies, consistently driving measurable value. Known for her cross-industry expertise and international impact, Liz empowers organisations to harness the full potential of their data—enhancing decision-making, innovation, and competitive edge. Beyond her boardroom contributions, Liz is a prominent speaker, podcaster, and blogger, passionately advocating for STEM education and inspiring the next generation of tech leaders. When she's not shaping the future of data, you'll find her in the garden or at the gym.

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Data products enable the transformation of raw data into actionable insights, enabling faster decision-making, democratised access to data, and innovation. Organisations that leverage them gain competitive advantages like improved efficiency, cost savings, and enhanced customer experiences.

I will address the critical role of data products in modern organisations. Combining compelling storytelling, actionable framework, and real-world examples to explore the challenges of data utilisation, the transformative potential of data products, and strategies to drive innovation.

With most data collected being unused, the opportunity cost and the pressing need for action will leave you with a clear understanding of the role data products play as strategic assets, the steps to get started, and how to avoid common pitfalls.

Key Takeaways

The Challenge: Organisations are generating massive amounts of data but face hurdles like siloed systems, delayed insights, and limited access for non-technical users. The consequences of inaction include inefficiencies, missed opportunities, and suboptimal customer experiences.

The Case for Data Products

Pitfalls and Solutions

Start Small, Focus on Users, and Scale

Data Products Are Your Future Competitive Strategy.