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Explore Dr. Christina Sandema-Sombe’s writing, research, interviews and conversations about AI readiness, human trust, governance, leadership and organizational transformation.
PUBLICATION LIBRARY
Articles, research, features and conversations
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The AI Disruption: From Global Business to Your Breakfast Table
How AI’s effects move beyond technology teams into jobs, energy, consumer prices and everyday life.
Read at source →German republication of “Stop Chasing AI for AI’s Sake”
A translated edition for German business and technology readers.
Read at source →My Career in Data
Season 3, episode 8: Christina discusses her career journey and leadership.
Read at source →Stop Chasing AI for AI’s Sake
Why leaders should begin with business purpose and value rather than AI adoption for its own sake.
Read at source →Data Leaders Have to Have Buy-In All the Way Through
Conversation about change, literacy and organizational participation.
Read at source →The Data Team Is Only as Effective as Its Partnerships
Why data leadership depends on cross-functional relationships and shared responsibility.
Read at source →Is It Time for the Chief Data Officer to Be the CEO?
How data leadership is evolving and what enterprise leadership increasingly requires.
Read at source →Data Literacy: Are People the “Linchpins” of Data?
The role of people in successful data literacy and transformation initiatives.
Read at source →Crafting Tomorrow’s Insights with Today’s Data
Kelley Iuele reflects on Christina’s keynote and people-centered transformation.
Read at source →AI’s Limits: How Far Can the Revolution Go?
A reflection on the constraints, consequences and future direction of the AI boom.
Read at source →Women in Data: Meet Dr. Christina Sandema-Sombe
A profile of Christina’s career and data-leadership perspective.
Read at source →How User Acceptance and Adoption Drive Data and Analytics
Season 3, episode 49: technology acceptance and organizational adoption.
Read at source →Christina Sandema-Sombe Joins the Global Editorial Board
Announcement of Christina’s role on the publication’s global editorial board.
Read at source →Relationship Between Perceived Usefulness, Ease of Use, and Acceptance of Business Intelligence Systems
2019 doctoral dissertation at Walden University, cataloged by ProQuest. Research on perceived usefulness, ease of use and business-intelligence acceptance.
Read at source →Driven by Data Magazine — Editions & Archive
Publisher's magazine index and edition archive, not an individually dated authored article. Browse issues directly through Orbition Group.
Read at source →100 Most Influential AI Leaders in the USA
2024 AI100 recognition listing. The publisher's linked page now points to its research archive; the exact original posting date has not been verified.
Read at source →DataIQ100: Christina Sandema-Sombe
DataIQ100 USA 2023 profile recognizing Christina Sandema-Sombe's data leadership at Nike. The publisher page identifies the edition year, but not an exact publication date.
Read at source →ACADEMIC RESEARCH
Technology acceptance and organizational adoption
Relationship Between Perceived Usefulness, Ease of Use, and Acceptance of Business Intelligence Systems examines the human factors that influence whether people accept and use business-intelligence technology. This doctoral research provides an academic foundation for Christina’s continuing work on adoption, literacy, trust and people-centered transformation.PRESS AND MEDIA
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