Bio

As the Applied Intelligence Lead for Accenture the Netherlands, I support large organizations with shaping and executing their journey towards becoming a Data Driven Enterprise. Bringing value to client operations and customer service through end-to-end Data & Analytics Services: from value definition and strategy to capability building and deployment at scale. Our Netherlands Applied Intelligence practice consists of a talented team of data scientists, business consultants, cloud engineers, and data & AI strategists. I am very passionate about people and data. From all colleagues in the Applied Intelligence practice to client executives, to all the people involved in the data supply chains: from data production to data consumption. Creating new insights, aspirations and innovations and connecting people through data. In case you have the ambition for your organization to become a Data Driven Enterprise, have questions like the once I have outlined below and/or would like to become a member of our Data & Analytics leaders network, please do contact me! l.sande.van.der@accenture.com Examples of questions: How should the data & analytics strategy should like to enable the business strategy? How should we organize and act upon ESG reporting wrt data & analytics? How do we need to organize for Data & Analytics? While we are so silo-ed? How can we educate and convince our Board on the (competitive) benefits of becoming a data-driven enterprise? What are the most impactful use cases to execute for our company across our value chain or eco-system? How should data & insights enable our business transformation? What technology do we need to have in place to facilitate real-time, structured & unstructured and data from on-premise/cloud applications? Can you help us with (agile) delivery of our Data Warehouse or Data Lake? We are moving to S4 and our data is of poor quality. How do we need to manage data (quality)? We have in-flight & planned Analytics initiatives; how do we make sure that underlying data is trusted and governed? With an eye on compliancy how should we come to clear authorizations and governance on access management? How can we be seen as a business partner, not as a traditional IT department?