George Firican

Lights On Data Show

The Lights On Data Show brings practical, insightful conversations with leading voices in data, analytics, AI, and governance. Hosted by George Firican, each episode helps data professionals turn complex ideas into clearer decisions, stronger foundations, and real-world impact. Expect engaging interviews on data strategy, data management, data quality, analytics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, data visualization, storytelling, AI and data governance, and the ideas shaping what comes next. Let’s keep putting the Lights On Data.

Author

George Firican

Category

Education

Podcast website

www.lightsondata.com

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

How to Design Data & A.I. Governance that Delivers Value 06.11.2020

Let's find out how to design data & A.I. governance that delivers value, from our guest Mario Cantin: CEO & Chief Data Strategist of Prodago.

A Chief Data Scientist's advice on AI 30.10.2020

A Chief Data Scientist's advice on AI: a live session with T. Scott Clendaniel, top voice in data science & AI.

How to Build a Personal Brand 16.10.2020

Kate Strachnyi, founder of DATAcated and 2 x LinkedIn Top Voice, shares with us tips and tricks and what it takes to build a personal brand as a data professional.

The Cost of Data Quality 23.09.2020

Tom Redman, the Data Doc, shares with us the staggering cost of data quality, why and how it's affecting us a individuals, employees, and citizens, and shares with us his "Friday Afternoon Measurement".

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