From fighting crime to fulfilling customer demand, Richard Timperlake of Confluent looks at the vital conversations businesses need to be having as the year draws to a close.
Can retailers weather the storm as the cost of living starts to bite? Richard Cudd of Confluent looks at the actions being taken by senior execs at big retailers who are getting the most from their data.
Duncan Ash of Confluent explores how data in motion enables financial services providers to make intelligent and automated decisions that benefit the customer experience while also tackling security risks.
Richard Timperlake shares highlights from Confluent's latest research, and explains why real-time data streams give companies a competitive edge.
Richard Cudd of Confluent examines how airlines can put data into motion to respond quickly and accurately to the needs of the industry.
Derk van Ogtrop, Partner Success Director at Confluent, discusses how data in motion may be a solution for governments that are looking to extract their data from siloed legacy applications.
Fred Crehan of Confluent explains how real-time data is not only being used by F1 teams, but sports events such as the World Cup in Qatar.
Travis Hoffman, Senior Solutions Architect at Confluent, explains why having someone in the C-suite that owns complexity across the enterprise can result in positive data outcomes.
Peter Reeve of Confluent explains why data consistency is essential in getting to grips with your supply chain, build resilience and create great experiences for your customers and employees this year.
Jon Upton of Confluent explains why the business case for cloud now needs to focus on customer experience and employee experience combined - the experience economy.
Traditional banks are struggling to keep up with new digital entrants and FinTech companies. But banks do have a wealth of experience, talent and data that, if harnessed and put into motion, can lead to success.
If your data remains still, so does your customer experience. Peter Reeve of Confluent shares three industry examples of data in motion that have kept customer attention.
