Dive into data storytelling, puppets, musicals, comedy, and master data management with the Data Whisperer himself, Scott Taylor. Learn how Scott blends decades of experience with innovative techniques to make complex data stories accessible and engaging.

Learn more about Scott Taylor, The Data Whisperer, on this Datavana Podcast episode hosted by Alon Waks. On it, Scott discusses the importance of effectively communicating your data problems to the higher-ups through data storytelling.

This week on the Fix the Convince podcast, Paul Mosenson is joined by Scott Taylor, The Data Whisperer. What do they discuss? How your data can be interpreted to create revenue growth, as well as, the strategic value of master data.

Scott had a great time chatting with Brian Booden and George Beaton from The Data Mix Podcast on all things data management and data storytelling. It’s time to break through the clutter!

The Art of Data Storytelling for Data Management on Season 2 of the Intelligent Data Podcast.

Scott Taylor talks with Catherine Tao from The Data Standard Podcast about how data storytelling is an integral part of the funding process, and why the data management community struggle to get this message across to the wider business. Don’t worry, he shares some wisdom about how to craft the most effective data story.

How to achieve awesome data management with Scott Taylor - The Data Whisperer. On The Irish Tech News Podcast, we catch up with Scott to learn more about his data whispering skills and insights.

Businesses won’t function well without implementing master data. Scott Taylor, The Data Whisperer, believes that it is more productive to talk to management about data than the processes behind it. Telling stories about the data is as important as telling stories with data.

Data management does not get the attention it needs. Click below to hear Scott Taylor, The Data Whisperer, speak to Loris Marini from The Data Project Podcast to learn more.

This week we welcome back Scott Taylor, “The Data Whisperer,” for a discussion about data storytelling, the topic of his new book - TELLING YOUR DATA STORY. Enjoy this fun and lively conversation!

As a data management leader you must create a compelling Data Management narrative to increase adoption, funding, and support from C-Level leadership and business stakeholders. In this episode, SCOTT TAYLOR introduced to the 3Vs of Data Management Storytelling - Vocabulary, Voice, and Vision.

In Episode 13 Kyle Winterbottom is joined by Scott Taylor The Data Whisperer, where they discuss the importance of Storytelling for Data Management. Scott has recently released a book on this subject and consults on how to raise the profile/importance of Data Management within an organization.

In this Data Decisioning podcast with Scott Taylor, the Data Whisperer, we discuss his new book, Telling Your Data Story, which includes the key building blocks to telling a good data story, how to speak to the C-suite level to get buy-in, how to learn and speak to the core values of a company.

In this podcast, we are joined by Scott Taylor The Data Whisperer Scott's mission is to help people who are trying to change the nature of enterprise data management. Read the accompanying blog post on how to solve the enterprise data management headache.

Scott Taylor - The Data Whisperer talks about how companies need to do the basics of organising, structuring and understanding their internal data so that downstream projects can be successful. He told us about the success of his puppets of data and the impact they have had on his social influence.

Every story has characters. In an effective data story, they are the business priorities -- relationships, markets, brands, offerings, etc. This week we spoke with The Data Whisperer, Scott Taylor, about data management and improving your data story by finding the right characters.

Today I spoke with astonishing Data Whisperer, Scott Taylor.

Why Implementing a Digital Procurement Solution Must Include A Data Strategy: Scott Taylor is The Data Whisperer. My guest argues that a significant part of the solution is being able to tell the right story to the right people, to help them better understand the implications of NOT doing this.