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Introduction to Data Dominance

In: Developing a Path to Data Dominance

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  • Arthur Langer

    (Northeastern University, Center for Technology Management and Digital Leadership)

  • Arka Mukherjee

    (Global IDs)

Abstract

This chapter provides readers with an overview of the book, specifically describing the fundamentals of data as dominant and how to maximize data toward strategic advantage over competitors. Sections cover the reasons why certain companies have achieved “hyper” growth while others are limited to linear expansion. This concept is explained further by presenting the “hockey stick” graph that shows how specific digital companies pull away from their competitors by establishing a data-enriched infrastructure that captures market share over time. The chapter also discusses the evolution of data architecture and its relationship to achieving data dominance by investing in IoT, distributed cloud, and mobility infrastructures. Data dominance is also associated with the s-curve and its relation to predicting product obsolescence and its effect on leadership style.

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Handle: RePEc:spr:fuobcp:978-3-031-26401-6_1
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-26401-6_1
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