Managing third-party risk has become an increasingly important concern for enterprises as the use of third-party vendors and partners continues to grow in the business world.In the wake of Uber’s second third-party breach from vendor Teqtivity in December, resulting in a data dump of almost 80,000 Uber employees’ personal information, serious questions needed to be asked about what companies should be doing differently. In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Head of Content Matt Harris speaks to Paul Valente, CEO at VISO Trust, to explore:Facing security challenges with third-party vendorsPositioning third-party risk to CXOsAssessing third-party risk and how to automate this process

Data is the backbone of any successful business, and having a 360-degree view of it is crucial to understand the key metrics and drivers of the organization. By collecting, processing, and analyzing data from various sources such as customer interactions, financial transactions, and employee performance, your business can gain valuable insights into its operations. This 360-degree view of the business data will allow your company to take a data-driven approach to decision-making, leading to better results and improved performance.In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Analyst Susan Walsh speaks to Dan Everett, VP of Product and Solution Marketing at Informatica about:Connecting different types of data Collecting, analysing and storing data while complying with regulationsBusiness-wide observability challenges

Data ethics. The ever-changing landscape of how people perceive their personal data - and how companies use it - has been the subject of debate as data collection becomes more and more commonplace. With US politics heading for data protection laws that could rival the severity of GDPR and consumers more aware than ever of how much their data is worth, what trends will we see arise in the next 12 months on an enterprise level?In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Head of Content Matt Harris speaks to Zaira Pirzada, Security and Risk Management Advisor at Lionfish Tech Advisors, and we’re here to talk about:The average person's approach to their data safety and securityModern events and how they’re shaping companies’ data decisionsData ethics in 2023 and beyond

Data observability refers to the ability to collect, measure, and analyse data from various sources in order to understand the current state and behaviour of a system.This includes monitoring the system's performance, availability, and errors, as well as identifying patterns and anomalies in the data. By implementing data observability, organisations can gain insights into their systems and make data-driven decisions to improve performance, optimize resources, and reduce costs. Common tools used for data observability include logging, metrics, tracing, and alerting. In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Analyst Christina Stathopoulos speaks to Lior Gavish, Co-Founder and CTO at Monte Carlo, to discuss:Getting started with data observabilityObservability trends for 2023How to implement and common challenges

Email security is vitally important for modern companies, with 95% using email as their main communication tool and 80% using email for sensitive data transfers. But is this a mistake? Has email security fallen behind compared to other methods of communication? And what’s the alternative?In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Head of Content Matt Harris speaks to Adam Low, CTO at Zivver, as they explore:Progressive digital securityIs email the worst way to transfer sensitive data?The role of security awareness training

Digital forensics have transformed crime prevention and the handling of cases permanently. With over 5,000 British police officers able to work cases remotely and upload sensitive evidence directly to the cloud, forensic investigations that could have taken days or even weeks to resolve can now be dealt with instantaneously. So how have strides in technology led to clearing case backlogs, securing faster convictions for violent criminals and bringing faster closure to victims and their families?In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Head of Content Matt Harris speaks to West Midlands Police’s Detective John Price and Jon Cook, International Training Instructor at Exterro, about:Biggest challenges with digital forensics within the UK police forceMoving digital forensics into the cloudThe impact of FTK implementation

Cloud-native observability is a practice of rapidly detecting and remediating issues in complex and distributed systems.Observability of cloud-native environments is important because it helps to ensure that these applications and infrastructure are running smoothly and effectively. To achieve this, enterprises typically use a combination of tools to ensure critical systems are highly reliable and performantIn this episode of the EM360 Podcast, EMA Analyst Torsten Volk joins Rachel Dines, Head of Product and Developer Marketing at Chronosphere to discuss:Cloud-native observability in 2023Helping with employee burnout and retentionCost issues with legacy tools and how Chronosphere can help­ 

Cyber warfare has changed cybersecurity forever. Rising tensions across the world have seen multiple state-sponsored attacks hit states like Ukraine, China and the US. With global superpowers spending millions on their cyberdefence strategies, are there any lessons that the enterprise can take away?In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Head of Content Matt Harris speaks to Jeremy Strozer, Advisor at Lionfish Tech Advisors about:Cybersecurity’s role in modern warfare Strategic cyber intelligence The biggest cybersecurity challenge of 2023 

Predictive data intelligence is the use of data, AI-driven algorithms, and machine learning techniques to quickly connect data consumers with the most relevant data they need to drive their business initiatives and deliver greater value.The goal of predictive analytics is to go beyond simply describing data to enable data consumers to accelerate the next-best actions to take for more effective decision making. For example, a retailer can understand their most relevant and high-quality data sets to better forecast consumer demand for a product, or a financial institution may identify the most accurate, complete customer data used to fuel analytics that help identify the likelihood of default on a loan.In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Analyst John Santaferraro speaks to Informatica’s Ian Stahl, Senior Director of Product Management and Chris Phillips, VP of Product Management to discuss:Shifting from business intelligence to predictive data intelligenceData sharing and data marketplacesThe data consumption revolution

Containerisation is a method of packaging applications in a way that allows them to be easily deployed and run in different computing environments.Containers allow applications to be easily moved between different environments, such as different servers, cloud platforms, or local development environments, without the need to worry about compatibility issues. This makes it easier to develop, test, and deploy applications, as well as to scale and manage them in production.In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Analyst Richard Stiennon joins Sarvesh Jagannivas, VP of Marketing at Portworx to explore:Containerisation and why companies are moving towards itBacking up data from KubernetesK8 clusters and data back up 

Contract Lifecycle Management automates and streamlines everything related to a business' contract processes.From authoring and sharing to signing and approving, contracts play a massive role in how businesses deal and correspond with the rest of the market. In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris speaks to Ronan Copeland, Group Vice President & General Manager EMEA at DocuSign, about: Digitising contracts and their managementPost Covid digitalisation fatigueContract lifecycle management

Low code and no code are popular alternatives to traditional software development that limit the amount of coding needed in a bid to make working on applications quicker, easier and more accessible. Saving time, boosting efficiency and filling talent gaps are among the advantages of low code/no code, but what limitations could these practices provide? And what has contributed to the meteoric rise of this development philosophy?In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris speaks to Chai Rajebahadur, Executive VP and Head of Europe at Zensar, to discuss: The acceleration of low code, no code adoption and who is benefiting from itAdvantages and disadvantages of low codeWhat low code means for the talent market

The last few years have seen rapid changes in the cybersecurity landscape.From work-from-home cybersecurity becoming a key part of companies’ strategies to ransomware becoming an ever-present risk, cybersecurity has presented consistent challenges to the enterprise. But what does 2023 hold for the world of cybersecurity?In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris speaks to Brad Laporte, an EM360-Partnered Analyst and advisor at Lionfish, to discuss:What happened in 2022, and what's to come in 2023?Increases in state-sponsored cyber attacks AI/ML playing a bigger role in cybersecurity

The smart city. A modern, urban area where technology is intertwined with and relied on by the overall infrastructure.Traffic flow, footfall, healthcare, education; almost all aspects of our everyday lives can be affected and improved by the way city systems can collect data and use it for good. But what happens when the smart city becomes compromised?In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris speaks to Aare Reintam, COO at CybExer Technologies, to discuss:Insecure smart cities and how disruptions could be catastrophicHow cybercriminals look to exploit specific vulnerabilitiesDoes pre-emption really trump prevention?

Driving data adoption. From prioritising BI and data-driven decisions to utilising powerful analytics tools, data adoption is key for businesses as they stay current in today’s market. According to a bi-survey.com report, the three biggest problems that enterprises face when tackling data adoption are a lack of analytical knowledge, a lack of technical knowledge and a lack of trust in data.In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris speaks to Cindi Howson, Chief Data Strategy Officer at Thoughtspot, to discuss:Starting your analytics journeyModern data stacks and how they’ve evolvedHow business analytics leadership can solve the major problems of our time

Mergers and acquisitions. A practice the tech industry itself is certainly no stranger to, M&A’s happen all the time and mark the consolidation of companies. Companies can take on assets, share capital and equity interests; but they can inherit serious data risks too - and that’s a problem. In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris speaks to Erwan Keraudy, CEO of CybelAngel, to discuss: Cyber due diligence during a M&AThe impact cyber risks have on recently merged companiesImproving security posture post-deal

Enterprise communications consist of everything a company uses to connect its employees. Video meetings, instant messaging, dedicated phone extensions. It sounds trivial to the average employee in the post-COVID workplace, but really this stack of tools and practices can seriously impact how firms can collaborate, share, and perform as a well-oiled unit.In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Analyst Jon Arnold speaks to Mark Sher, Senior VP of Product Marketing at Intermedia, to discuss:Cloud adoption in 2022Business value in UCaaS and CCaaSUncertainty in investing and using new technology

Machine identity is an essential part of ensuring companies maintain a good level of data security and structural integrity. The management of digital certificates and keys allows all internal traffic to be encrypted, seriously narrowing the attack surface of an enterprise. In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris speaks to Chris Hickman, Chief Security Officer at Keyfactor, to discuss:Where machine identity trends are headingWhy companies are paying more attention to machine identityIdentity as a single thread

Today's professional networking websites have devolved into the same reposting of social media nonsense.The content has strayed too far from what is relevant to you, your field and your development as an IT professional.And we're here to change that.Introducing the new EM360 website, a place to publish, learn and earn while growing your place in the enterprise tech world. In this very special episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris joins EM360's Founder Michael Lodge and EM360's Head of Operations Ripon Deb to discuss:Designing a platform with a community-first mindsetThe biggest CX and UX turn offs and how EM360 solves this on a digital levelThe secret to success in B2B tech

Bot mitigation helps enterprises to identify and block unwanted bot traffic as it hits your network.And with half of all internet traffic coming from bots (both good ones and bad ones), managing that bot traffic is critical. Financial institutions, ticket-selling sites and shopping sites are among the hardest hit, with cybercriminals employing ML and AI in these bots to scale the size of their crimes and ambitions.In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Analyst Richard Stiennon speaks to Uri Dorot, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Radware, to discuss:The world of application protectionWhy companies are underequipped to deal with bot attacksDedicated bot mitigation solutions

Enterprise service management, or ESM, is the concept of applying IT service management to other areas of the business, with the common goal to improve efficiency, performance and results.With employee experience becoming increasingly important in the midst of the great resignation, could ESM be the key to protecting your company?On this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris speaks to Martin Schirmer, President of Enterprise Service Management at IFS, about:Why EX is becoming a top priorityThe cost of bad EX and how to stop thisImplementing ESM within organisations

Data engineering is how companies design and build systems for collecting and using their data at scale.A critical practice as companies are pressured to make more and more data-driven decisions, data engineering is essential for enterprises to get ahead. In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris speaks to Salma Bakouk, Co-Founder and CEO at Sifflet, to discuss;Trends shaping the data engineering industryCaring about data reliability and observabilityWhat the future brings

Who are Lionfish Tech Advisors?A team of premier IT Advisors, Lionfish comprises 25+ industry veterans who endeavour to advise some of the biggest firms on their tech stack and give them an essential competitive edge. Covering AI, Data, Cybersecurity and more, Lionfish boast hundreds of years of collective global advisor and analyst experience. In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris meets Rob Smith, CEO of Lionfish Tech Advisors and Brad Laporte, industry veteran and advisor at Lionfish. Want to learn more? Head over to lionfishtechadvisors.com or visit the Lionfish LinkedIn page. 

Data privacy. The ever-changing landscape of collecting and sharing personal data is complex, with attitudes and regulations constantly being updated. So what’s happening in politics right now that could affect ¾ of the world’s data privacy rights? How are consumers reacting to all this? And why are customers struggling so much with compliance?In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris speaks to Neil Jones, Director of Cybersecurity Evangelism at Egnyte, to discuss: Data privacy in US vs. UKHow current events affect companiesHow the landscape will look in 10 years' time

Fraud-as-a-Service, or FaaS, allows the offer of DDoS attacks, stolen data and social media passwords for sale, and all available with one single click. It can allow not only cybercriminals to monetise their illicit skills, but allows non-tech savvy criminals to carry out their own cyber crimes on a whim. In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris speaks to James Brodhurst, Principal Consultant at Resistant AI, about:Fraud-as-a-serviceWhat security analysts need to look out forExamples of FaaS in action

Data management is essential for the enterprise to get right, especially now as firms across all sectors are collecting and using vast amounts of data. But what exactly is good data management? Why do we need it? And what are some of the unacknowledged ramifications that have serious impacts on our day-to-day lives?In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Analyst Doug Laney speaks to Misha Kapushesky, CEO at Genestack and Vivek Iyer, Team Lead from the Wellcome Institute, to discuss:What makes good data managementHow data impacts everyday lifeDriving behavioural and cultural change

IT service management, or ITSM, manages the delivery of IT services to employees and customers. A common misconception is that ITSM is basic IT support - but it’s so much more than that. Because, when done correctly, it can free up your enterprise to focus on essential automation. In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Analyst Dr Eric Cole speaks to Prem Maheswaran, Product Manager at ManageEngine, to discuss:ITSMDemocratising IT in the pursuit of automationHow chatbots create space for business functions

Confidential computing is a cloud technology that isolates sensitive data in a protected CPU enclave as it's processed. Accessible only to authorised programming code, confidential computing helps protect private data and intellectual property while not worrying about the cloud as part of your attack surface. In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris speaks to Ivar Wiersma, Head of Conclave, about:Confidential computing and its benefits compared to other data privacy technologyHow enclaves and trusted execution environments workWhy businesses need to care about this emerging technology

Hyperautomation is the business philosophy that the modern enterprise is using to rapidly automate SAP tasks and provide value back to the customer.A term coined by Gartner in 2019, hyperautomation and its rise are said to be indicative of how much RPA benefits businesses. In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris welcomes John Appleby, CEO at Avantra, and Nick Miletich, CTO at ManageCore, to discuss:SAP Operation Automation and overcoming challengesThe importance of using hyperautomation for SAP CustomersHow Avantra’s hyperautomation platform improves, agility, reliability, and security of SAP Where hyperautomation should be on your priorities and customized to your business requirementsHow Managecore leverages hyperautomation to provide best in class SAP support

Data culture is becoming an increasingly important philosophy in the modern enterprise. Making data-driven decisions is critical to the success of a company in today’s world, and there really is no better way to do that than ensuring a data culture runs through the firm. There are plenty of studies that show a correlation between the maturity of a data culture and the success of a business, including this one from Collibra which states “Organisations with higher levels of maturity across their data culture are likely to realise higher business benefits and performance versus peers.”In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris spoke to Databricks’ Field CTO Robin Sutara at Big Data London 2022 to discuss: Building and maintaining a data cultureData culture maturityThe Women in Data movement

A software supply chain attack is when someone infiltrates your system by attacking a third-party provider or partner with access to your data. Recent high-profile supply chain attacks, most notably SolarWinds, has this type of attack into the public eye, and it’s clear that with more suppliers handling sensitive data than ever before, the attack surface of a typical enterprise has been changed dramatically. In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Analyst Richard Stiennon speaks to Suresh Bhandarkar, Director of Product Solution Architecture at Beyond Identity, to discuss:Software supply chain attacksWeaknesses in the CI/CD pipelineThe issue of software code provenanceBeyond Identity cuts through the anonymity of to provide a secure, scalable way for development and GitOps teams to immutably sign and verify the author of every commit. Their author verification API in proves that what you’ve shipped is what your developers actually built—and that nothing else got added.

As data continues becoming a core part of how businesses operate and make decisions, managing data quality has never been so important. Poor data quality can hit all enterprise levels hard, from marketers annoying prospects to supply chains becoming unable to automate processes properly.In this second episode of the three-part EM360 Podcast series with Anomalo on data quality, Elliot Shmukler, Co-Founder and CEO at Anomalo joins Analyst Christina Stathopoulos to discuss:The right time for data quality monitoringWhat happens if you wait too longWho should be involved

Spatial data, also known as geospatial data, affects our everyday lives.A term used to describe data related to locations on Earth’s surface, spatial data can be used in everything from heat maps and political maps to smaller-scale indoor representations like in hospitals and offices. In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Analyst John Santaferraro speaks to Todd Lewis, Founder and CEO of Spatial DNA, to discuss:Digital revolution and the challenges it’s producedHelping customers overcome complexity The future of spatial dataSpatial DNA is a partner of Safe Software.

Data warehouses are centralised repositories of information that can be repeatedly analysed and utilised to make more informed decisions. These are empowered by business analysts and data scientists who use BI tools to act more intelligently at a business level.In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris speaks to Umair Waheed, Head of Product Marketing at Yellowbrick, to discuss:Biggest trends in the data warehouse spaceAll industries equally going towards the cloudFuture of data warehousesData warehouses are centralised repositories of information that can be repeatedly analysed and utilised to make more informed decisions. 

As an IT Professional, you know that cyberattacks are ever-increasing, and businesses must do everything they can to ensure they remain protected. Organisations across the globe are beginning to implement Zero Trust solutions to protect their files, data, devices, and networks. Zero Trust is a concept that operates on the idea that nothing can be trusted, and everything is a threat until it has been properly verified. This process helps to mitigate and manage new and emerging cyber threats. In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris welcomes Ben Jenkins, Director of Cybersecurity at Threatlocker, to discuss:What is Zero trust, and why do businesses need it?How are cyberattacks evolving?Common cyber threats and how to better protect your business against them 

Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) systems are a fundamental part of an enterprises identity and access management strategy. For companies that need functionalities like role-based access and automated approval, IGA systems can be essential in ensuring that the right people are getting access to the right things. Sounds easy enough, but issues with adoption, sponsorship and employee access speak to the fact that plenty of things can derail a deployment. In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Analyst Richard Stiennon speaks to Rod Simmons, VP of Product Strategy at Omada, about:Automating already broken processesDisconnect between IGA goals and business goalsTesting, testing, testing

An information security program is the philosophy and group of practices that companies implement to protect essential business processes, data and assets. Building out an effective program not only helps protect key aspects of your business, but also helps to define internal policies and procedures for assessing risk and mitigating future attacks. In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris speaks to Carl Leonard, Cybersecurity Strategist for EMEA at Proofpoint, to discuss:Data loss and insider threatsOvercoming challenges before embarking on information protection projectsDispelling DLP myths

Data quality monitoring is a process that manages and ensures a high-standard data within an organisation. Performed through strategies like automation and full-stack monitoring, companies set their own data quality metrics and KPIs to measure and evaluate it.  In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Analyst Christina Stathopoulos speaks to Jeremy Stanley, CTO and Co-founder of Anomalo, to discuss:Data quality monitoring in a data reliant marketUsing unsupervised MLChanges in the last 5 years

Data governance in the modern world is the managing, utilising and securing of data in enterprise systems, and it’s becoming increasingly more important as organisations face new data privacy regulations as well as the need to make data-driven decisions.Well-designed data governance programs often include governance teams, steering committees and data stewards. But behind these lie data standards, policies and philosophies that can help businesses handle astounding amounts of data in the right way. In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Analyst Christina Stathopoulos speaks to Ramesh Shurma, Founder and CEO at Orion Governance, to discuss:Current data governance spaceBottom-up vs top-down approachesLowering TCO and increasing ROI

Customer experience, or CX, is the impression your customer has from all aspects of their journey, and the way you collect, store and analyse their data can be a big part of this. A particular problem is inaccessible and disorganised data - so what’s the best way to organise and segment this with CX issues in mind?In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris speaks to Daniel Bailey, VP EMEA of Amplitude, to discuss: Customer data platform vs data management platformGetting the most out of inaccessible and disorganised dataInsights-driven CDPs and what they solve

It’s safe to say we’re witnessing a digital transformation revolution. Not just an integration of tech into all areas of a business, true transformation comes from cultural change and continuously challenging the limits of your brand. And as the world becomes more and more digital, there’s no longer a question of if you transform, but when and how drastically your transformation is.In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris speaks to Alex Castro, Founder of ReM Score, to discuss: The one thing that companies need to changeAccelerating value creationOwning tech vs buying data

Cloud-native can mean a lot of different things. Coined by Netflix as they became the world’s largest on-demand consumer content provider, cloud-native can increase the velocity of an enterprise to boost the efficiency of automation and scalability. On this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris speaks to Mohamed Ahmed, VP of Developer Platform at Weaveworks, about:Security as codeCloud-native application deliveryTrusted delivery and why it matters

Raw data is data that has not yet been processed for practical use. It, of course, has the potential to become real and actionable information - but the transformation requires selective extraction, organisation and formatting. Businesses today are really beginning to recognise the value of raw data. With consumer data being one of the hottest commodities of the 21st century, the ability to make more informed decisions is driving the enterprise to make this unprocessed data work for them.In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Analyst John Santaferraro speaks to Nick Jewell, Senior Director of Product Marketing at Incorta, about:Hidden gem of modern analyticsActing with intelligence to improve outcomesThe world of raw data

Networking technology giant Cisco has this year expanded its partnership with McLaren Racing, providing collaboration infrastructure to enhance the F1 team’s speed, scale and power across their stack. McLaren Racing was founded by New Zealand racing driver Bruce McLaren in 1963, and with more than 180 F1 Grand Prix wins under their belt, they are one of the most iconic motorsport brands in the world.They now use Cisco’s solutions across their enterprise, upgrading their offices as well as their on-site race day deployments. EM360 visited the team’s headquarters in Surrey - the McLaren Technology Centre - to check out everything from VR headsets to real-time office space virtualisation. In this special episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris spoke to Gary Blenkarn, Technology Solutions Architect at Cisco, about the future of work in the racing industry. 

The evolution of business communication in the last 10 years, even the last 5 years, has been enormous. Trends toward group chat apps and video calling have empowered companies to think bigger about their physical footprints, enabling enterprises to seamlessly work internationally. Meanwhile, centralised internal comms have forced standalone solutions like PBX, conferencing and call centres to be integrated into a unified platform. On this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Analyst Jon Arnold speaks to Patrick Sullivan, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of 2600Hz, to discuss:Building the communication foundationCombining comms elements company-wideWhy offer UCaaS and CCaaS together

Data discovery is a subset of business intelligence (BI), referring to the collecting and consolidating of data from multiple databases into a single source. This makes it much easier to investigate and detect patterns, as well as apply real-time data controls to ensure safe storage and analysis.In this third episode of the three-part EM360 Podcast, Analyst Christina Stathopoulos is joined by Richard Heyns, Founder and CEO of Brytlyt, to discuss:Scaling analytics speedHow to optimise the processing of geospatial dataThe next generation of BI

Least privilege is the philosophy which restricts access rights for users purely to the essentials. Providing employees with the minimal level of privilege needed to do their job has its downsides; but goes a long way to reduce the attack firms of tech firms across the world.In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris speaks to Stephen Cobbe, CEO of Opal, to explore:Least privilege and its importanceThe shifting of business leader mindsetAccess management and how it’s evolved

Location Intelligence (LI) is how we use data to answer spacial questions. It goes beyond visualising data on a map - in fact, the analysis of location data has become integral to our daily lives.From 5G network deployments and geomarketing to Dominos Pizza understanding where you are and what you’re likely to order as soon as they pick up the phone, it’s clear that every sector is adopting LI to strengthen their processes.In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Ciaran Kirk, Operations Director at IMGS joins Analyst John Santaferraro to discuss Location Intelligence aspects such as:Newest trends in data integrationStreaming data challengesModern data pipelines and what they give enterprises