Many companies have found that a cloud center of excellence (CCOE) can accelerate their migrations to the cloud and broader digital transformations. These CCOEs take many forms, which is appropriate because each company has unique challenges to overcome. Nevertheless there are certain patterns and antipatterns for using a CCOE, and in this episode Enterprise Strategist Mark Schwartz will clarify the purpose of a CCOE, its composition and operation, and the impact you should expect from it.

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John Remo, SVP, Global Infrastructure and Security, Warner Music Group shares how organizations can measure success and make sure their data strategy creates business value.

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Creating a data-driven business culture is imperative. Hear from Tanya Coutray, AWS Global Technology & Data Analytics Executive, on what a successful data strategy looks like.

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Miriam McLemore serves as a director of enterprise strategy at AWS and helps senior leadership teams use the cloud to positively transform their business and drive innovation. Prior to joining AWS, McLemore spent over 25 years at The Coca-Cola Company in business and technology leadership positions, where she led multiple digital transformation initiatives.

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The implementation of fair, responsible, and accurate AI is a top management priority for most companies, a recent report by BCG and MIT’s Sloan School has found. But only 52% of companies report having a responsible AI program in place. And of those, 79% say it’s not the kind of fully-implemented program they want. How can a company move the needle on building a responsible AI program? For many companies, a key piece of the puzzle is education. The more you know, the better you can build.

When leaders look to change their organization, they often begin with restructuring, defining new processes and guidelines, or granting exceptions to innovation units. However, transformation isn’t just about doing existing things better; it’s foremost about doing things differently. This session by Enterprise Strategist Miriam McLemore from AWS re:Invent in Las Vegas highlights why transformation is different from any other project and challenges leaders to rethink their levers for change. 

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