Micheline Casey (she/her)

Just as the chief executive officer (CEO) embodied the growth of multinational corporations in the 20th century and the emergence of chief information officers (CIOs) paralleled the expansion of the internet and the World Wide Web, the rise of chief data officers (CDOs) in the 21st century reflects the central role that data now plays in every facet of society. These individuals are entrusted not just with managing information but going one layer lower in the knowledge generation and management… Mehr anzeigen

Just as the chief executive officer (CEO) embodied the growth of multinational corporations in the 20th century and the emergence of chief information officers (CIOs) paralleled the expansion of the internet and the World Wide Web, the rise of chief data officers (CDOs) in the 21st century reflects the central role that data now plays in every facet of society. These individuals are entrusted not just with managing information but going one layer lower in the knowledge generation and management process to raw data creation, collection, storage, and analysis. Weniger anzeigen

To manage today's flood of available data, a number of high-profile corporations have adopted a new position in addition to existing CTOs and CIOs: the Chief Data Officer, or CDO. In this report, published by O'Reilly Media, Julie Steele of Silicon Valley Data Science provides a clear, concise look at how CDOs view their nascent role in organizations such as Wells Fargo, Samsung, the Republican National Committee, Allstate, Seattle Children's Hospital, and the Federal Reserve… Mehr anzeigen

To manage today's flood of available data, a number of high-profile corporations have adopted a new position in addition to existing CTOs and CIOs: the Chief Data Officer, or CDO. In this report, published by O'Reilly Media, Julie Steele of Silicon Valley Data Science provides a clear, concise look at how CDOs view their nascent role in organizations such as Wells Fargo, Samsung, the Republican National Committee, Allstate, Seattle Children's Hospital, and the Federal Reserve Board.

Although there are as many CDO implementations as there are organizations that employ them, some distinct patterns have emerged. This report presents a picture of the current landscape, as well as guidelines and best practices for those considering adding a CDO role to their own company. Weniger anzeigen

SiliconANGLEs theCUBE welcomed Micheline Casey, the CDO for the Federal Reserve as a special and previously unscheduled guest this afternoon. Dave Vellante of Wikibon engaged Casey in a conversation that covered her role as the first CDO for the state of Colorado, how she felt the role of CDO could be adopted by both private and governmental organizations, and the pitfalls a new CDO might try to avoid in implementing a data strategy for their organization.

The Federal Reserve Board of Governors recently named Micheline Casey, former CDO for Colorado, to the newly created role. Although a new position, Casey’s hiring was no hasty decision: For the past three years, the board had been mulling over data management and data governance, both challenges precipitated by the financial crisis and the realization it was necessary to break down the siloed way of thinking and promote information sharing among different divisions. - See more at:… Mehr anzeigen

The Federal Reserve Board of Governors recently named Micheline Casey, former CDO for Colorado, to the newly created role. Although a new position, Casey’s hiring was no hasty decision: For the past three years, the board had been mulling over data management and data governance, both challenges precipitated by the financial crisis and the realization it was necessary to break down the siloed way of thinking and promote information sharing among different divisions. - See more at: http://fedscoop.com/meet-federal-reserve-boards-new-chief-data-officer/#sthash.KL4qq6Aa.dpuf Weniger anzeigen

An article by a Brazilian news outlet discussing the rise and need of the Chief Data Officer.