Market Matters | Data Assets & Alpha Group: Evolution of Data Management – And Where to Next
In this episode, we hear from Gerard Francis and Ashley Peterson on the evolution of data management to date, and the likely path from here. They discuss how the data landscape has evolved over the last few decades; who the key users of that data are and common pain points they face; how the industry is evolving to address those needs; and how use of AI is likely to drive further change in this space over time. Gerard Francis is Head of Product for Data and AI, and Head of Fusion, and Ashley represents Fusion Sales, here at JP Morgan. Gerard and Ashley are in discussion with Eloise Goulder, Head of the Global Data Assets & Alpha Group.
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Market Matters | Data Assets & Alpha Group: Evolution of Data Management – And Where to Next