Enterprise Wide Search 13: Dylan Anderson - Making Data Strategies Actually Work
Enterprise Wide SearchShow Notes
In this episode, co-hosts Emma McGrattan and Ole Olesen-Bagneux sit down with Dylan Anderson, Head of Data Strategy at Profusion and author of The Data Ecosystem newsletter. Dylan brings a pragmatic, field-tested perspective on how to bridge the gap between strategy and implementation—and why many organizations still struggle to align data with business value.
Together, they explore: Dylan’s work helping companies turn vague goals into actionable data strategies.
The real reasons enterprise-wide search still falls short, and how AI can help fix it.
Why data catalogs disappointed, and what it takes to build real access and insight.
The toughest part of connecting data and business strategy.
🎧 Tune in for a conversation about the messy reality of data transformation—and why the best strategies are the ones that actually get used.
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