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THE MOST IMPORTANT IT PERSON IN
THE ROOM:
WHY DATA EXPERTS OWN THE FUTURE
Kevin Kline, SQL Sentry
Director of Engineering Services, [email protected]
Microsoft SQL Server MVP since 2003
Email, Twitter , Facebook, LinkedIn @ KEKline
http://blogs.sqlsentry.com/kevinkline/
Tuning blog: http://www.sqlperformance.com/
Normally $10. Get them free at http://SQLSentry.com/ebooks.
AGENDA
• What’s the context?
• Others in IT
• Power in the Narrative
• An Epiphany in the Haystack
• Secret Ingredients in the Sauce
Slides at
http://slideshare.net/kkline84
CONTEXT
40% attrition expected in the next 10
years, according to Unisphere Research,
meaning supply.
• Older workers retiring
• Middle-aged workers moving up and
out
How are enterprises responding?
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More consultants
More outsourcing
More H1B visas
More unskilled/accidental DBAs
Sometimes more pay
Top 10 professions according to Bureau of
Labor Statistics.
• #5 best IT jobs
• #12 best overall jobs
Businesses are now better understanding
the value of data.
• FaceBook and LinkedIn
• Google
15% growth year-over-year, meaning
demand.
OTHERS IN IT
Is it all IT people or is it just me?
System Admins?
It’s just hardware.
Network Admins?
It’s all TCP/IP packets to me.
Email Admins?
An email is an email.
Developers?
Sometimes yes. Sometimes no.
Database Admins? BI/BA? Data Scientists?
Yes, always, every time.
POWER IN THE NARRATIVE
Data tells a story. And that empowers us.
MEMORABLE
IMPACTFUL
PERSONAL
DATA
+
STORY
=
Intellectual Connection
Emotional Connection
What’s the story?
Why are we making this decision?
Three stories: the Ghost Map, the Turing Test, & the FiveThirtyEight
AN EPIPHANY IN THE HAYSTACK
THE GHOST MAP
#ITDEVCON
#ITDEVCON
THE TURING TEST
THE FIVETHIRTYEIGHT
Gartner / The
Economist
1. Data is the “oil” of the 21st
century.
2. Proprietary algorithms are
the “refined” fuel.
3. Together, they are a means
of acting on data to solve
specific problems via direct
action.
Four things MIPs do frequently
SECRET INGREDIENTS IN THE RECIPE
BECOME THE MIP
Deep
domain
knowledge.
Data as
story.
Story within
a narrative.
Memorable,
Impactful,
Personal.
Tech skills
+
team
values.
THE ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE QUESTION
• If we can choose from a vast number of data platforms,
which should we use?
RECAP