Kin + Carta Launches Kin + Carta Data Labs

By AIT News Desk On Mar 2, 2021

Created to address the next digital evolution: data

Kin + Carta (KTC), the global digital transformation consultancy, announced the launch of Kin + Carta Data Labs.

Kin + Carta Data Labs is strategically conceived as a hub of data-related innovation and expertise to be embedded into client-related consulting and engineering services.

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“Data transformation is the next big priority for businesses,” said Kelly Manthey, Group Chief Executive for Kin + Carta Americas. “Companies started their digital transformation journey focused on the front-end experience. Then they moved to modernizing their platforms to continue to become more digital. Now, the main focus is data. Data insights and AI-driven applications will allow leaders to make smarter business decisions and provide end-customers better user experiences.”

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The majority of current data consulting solutions today involve point-in-time data science and engineering services or generalized data platforms. What sets Kin + Carta Data Labs apart is a focus on applying a product mindset and culture to deliver ongoing, integrated, tangible solutions.

“Just as agile software development changed the way enterprises deliver digital experiences, the data-as-a-product mindset changes how we all think about data,” said Cameron Turner, VP of Data Science at Kin + Carta. “We are focused on enterprise-wide data fluency, enabling everyone to access and apply data to make better, faster, and fewer decisions.”

Kin + Carta Data Labs will launch three main pillars: Data Product Strategy & Enablement, Product Management for Data, and Data Product Delivery. These three areas represent the greatest opportunities to support the overall data transformation journey, encompassing everything from building a new data-driven digital experience to upskilling teams.