Data double act, Darryl Carr and David Wiebe, are back!

💡 Architecting for Innovation — Lunch & Learn
🎯 Your Data and AI: Risks and Rewards
📅 Wednesday, 6th August | 🕧 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM AEDT | 💻 Online

Our favourite comedy data double act, Darryl Carr and David Wiebe, are back!

AI now features heavily in many business strategies—but how do you move from strategy to successful execution? Where does Data Quality fit into the picture? And are your teams—from frontline staff to developers—really positioned to realise the productivity gains promised by vendors?

👉 The data won’t save you—your skills in data management will. Understanding how to acquire and govern quality data is essential. With that foundation, AI can start delivering on its promises.

Join us for a sharp, thought-provoking session exploring the emerging risks and rewards of Data and AI. Backed by decades of experience in data and architecture, our speakers bring expert insights, critical questions, and their trademark humour—delivered in a lively fireside chat format.

🎤 MC
Andrew Blades
Principal – The Bridge Search
Founder – Architecting for Innovation
With over 25 years of architecture recruitment experience across Europe and Australia, Andrew is a respected connector of top-tier architecture talent. His work has helped build vibrant architecture communities and advance the profession in technology-focused organisations.

🎙️Speakers
Darryl Carr
Editor, Enterprise Architecture Professional Journal
Director and Principal, HCA Advisory
With over 35 years in tech, Darryl leads Perth-based HCA Advisory and edits the Enterprise Architecture Professional Journal. He’s a leading voice in the global architecture community and founder of The Architecture Cooperative and Women in Architecture (WIA) Australia.

David Wiebe
Principal, Institute for Data Management
Certified Data Management Professional – Master
David has 35 years of experience across the data lifecycle. He’s currently collaborating with CSIRO and the Department of Health to develop Australia’s FHIR Health Data Standard. His specialty is building shared data understanding—through business glossaries, vocabularies, and enterprise data models.

🔔 Don’t miss this session — it’s smart, honest, and just the right amount of irreverent.