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If you are a business
owner or senior manager,

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you probably have more enough about all
the wonderful opportunities awaiting

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you in the era digitalization, whether.

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It is big data cloud, data science,

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or whatever password
is currently trending.

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If you would like to use
someone dissecting these
clients and showing you what

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it actually takes to improve business
processes, you're in the right place.

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This is between data and risk where
we discuss real life examples of

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what works and what doesn't in
the world of business operations.

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Hello,

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and welcome to this introductory episode
of Between Data and Risk and Insightful

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podcast, bringing you a unique perspective
on business processes, data science,

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and risk management. I'm
your host, Dr. Maria Shian,

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and with me is my cohost,
Art Goya. Hello, Arturo.

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What are we planning to talk about?

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Uh, over the years, we've, uh, been
working with different clients in our, uh,

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company condition shared
Solutions, and we've got a, uh,

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ton of lessons learned
from, uh, various companies,

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various businesses about process design,

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about the use of data risk
management implementations,

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and we've seen repeating patterns
of, uh, issues cropping up,

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uh, of things that went well and
things that didn't go so well. Uh,

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we've seen some brilliant examples
of, uh, solving the problems, uh,

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that we think, uh, could really
be shared with our audience.

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So in the coming episodes,

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we will be having some brilliant guests
who will share with us their experience

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in running businesses and applying
data and risk to improve their

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operations. Uh,

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we will also talk about utilization

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of data and new emerging technologies.
In the spectrum of industries,

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we hope to be as industry
agnostic as possible.

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Uh, we will be interviewing seasoned
business people, uh, running, uh,

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big organizations, small organizations,
entrepreneurs who are just starting up,

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uh, and building their process.
Uh, from the ground up,

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we will be interviewing experts
able to share practical advice, uh,

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on, uh, their particular areas,
especially data risk, process design,

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process mapping.

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What, what is critical, I think,

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and it's worth mentioning is that we
will be talking mostly about practical

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solutions. We believe
in learning by doing,

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and we learned a lot by
doing a lot. And, uh,

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we want to share the practical
aspects of everything, but we will be,

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uh, discussing.

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Uh, so who is this podcast
aimed at? Uh, who's our,

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uh, audience that we're targeting?

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Oh,

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I think this podcast will appeal
to business owners and executives

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who want to find down to earth and
practical assessments of applications and

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limitations of trending solutions,
technologies, and paradigms.

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And why do you think it's
worth listening to us?

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Well, we've, we've got, uh, you've
got quite a pair of host here. Uh,

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my, uh, uh, co-host Dr. Maria Cak, uh,

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despite his best efforts,
uh, in the job market,

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still considers himself
a data scientist. Uh,

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he combines his scientific background
with industrial experience,

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used to be a science director, uh,
in a private research institute,

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a data scientist in, uh,
for 500 companies. Uh,

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author of the first published
peer-reviewed model of Covid 19

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Global Spread. Uh, recently coth,

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author of the first book on practical
implementation of new data architecture,

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uh, data mesh in action, uh,

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as well as a coth author
with his wife, uh, of, uh,

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a great book. No one has ever heard
of, uh, Pharmacon great novel.

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I really recommend you read it.

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Uh, my cohost Arthur Goya,

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even though he's an IT person by
education training and at heart,

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he found himself working as a trader
in equity markets, uh, including,

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uh, 2008. Uh, but even then,

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he earned more money than he
lost for his employer. Uh,

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he then became chief risk officer
in one of the tier one banks,

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and then he decided to become his own
boss and help people with his experience.

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As we mentioned, we ran the consulting
company condition shared solutions, uh,

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where we help our clients
streamline processes, uh,

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increase operational efficiency
and build operational resilience.

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So, Arthur, when and where people
will be able to find our podcasts.

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You can find new episodes,
uh, every Friday on your, uh,

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favorite podcast, uh,
um, hosting platform,

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as well as on Cognition
dot llc slash podcast.

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Uh, this Friday actually,
we plan to release, uh,

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the first three episodes all at once so
you can, uh, really get stuck into it.

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Uh, listen to what we have to
say and, uh, judge for yourself.

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On our website, Cognition Dot llc.

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We also share information about other
events that we organize, Uh, an example,

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uh, round tables, which I
have a pleasure to host,

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where we invite brilliant
people to share their

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insights and experiences.

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Uh, we want this podcast to become,
uh, part of something bigger, uh,

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serve our audience with
real, uh, actionable,

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practical insights. Uh,

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that's why we encourage you
to get in touch with us.

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If you would like us to tackle specific
subjects, uh, invite specific, uh,

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experts or if you yourself
would like to appear and, uh,

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share your experience with us
and with, uh, our audience.

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We want this place to be your
new favorite place to learn about

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business processes, about
practicalities of, uh,

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data and risk implementation
in the business.

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Uh, we'd like to pay
particular thanks to Jamie J.

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Author of Quit Repeating yourself and
founder of Bottleneck Distant Assistance,

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who shared with us his experience and
invaluable insight into how to go about

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preparing a podcast. Make
sure to check out his, uh,

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show live with bottleneck
on bottleneck.online.

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So please remember to subscribe on your
favorite podcast platform or on our

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website, Cognition Adult LLC slash
podcasts, so you never miss an episode.

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Enjoy listening and goodbye.