Data

Across the energy sector, engineering information is one of the most valuable assets supporting operations. Protecting that information requires more than...

From Search Bar to Thinking Partner Most enterprise AI deployments have settled into a familiar pattern over the past two years. An employee types a question...

The Two Words That End Most AI Strategy Conversations Executive AI conversations have a predictable rough patch. Strategy is moving along nicely, budgets are...

My last blog on digital agility explored its connection to digital employee experience (DEX). Organizations with a mature DEX strategy know if they’re getting...

A Look Back at the Microsoft Fabric Analyst in a Day Workshop: Orlando, Florida (May 4, 2026)

Most companies don’t have a data platform problem. What they have is a leadership problem. That is...if they let it become one.

We'll start with a statement that might sting a little: if your data platform still needs heroics to deliver, govern, or simply run, it's not a platform.

Every organization today wants to be data driven. Dashboards are everywhere, and reports are automated while leaders expect insights on demand.

Closing the Gap Between Data and Decisions Your data is spread across SharePoint, SQL, cloud storage, and various apps. The real challenge is turning it into...

The Budget Conversation That Keeps Getting Skipped Here is a pattern we encounter regularly with CTG clients: an organization’s leadership team is debating its...