On Episode Four of Intelligen's Humanising Data, we welcome Peter Hartmann, Senior Manager of Insights and Analytics at Westpac.

Intelligen’s National Engagement Director, Adam Morton chats with Peter about his unique career journey and his advice for others climbing the career ladder.

Peter also shares some inspiring insights on how to turn your passion for Data into a fully-fledged Analytics and Insights career. 

On Episode Four of Intelligen's Humanising Data, we welcome Peter Hartmann, Senior Manager of Insights and Analytics at Westpac.
Intelligen&rsquo;s National Engagement Director, Adam Morton chats with Peter about his unique career journey and his advice for others climbing the career ladder.
Peter also shares some inspiring insights on&nbsp;how to turn your passion for Data into a fully-fledged Analytics and Insights career.&nbsp;

Welcome to the Humanising Data Podcast where we aim to explore the intersection between Leadership, Innovation, Growth, Challenge and of course the ever-evolving world of data!

Intelligen's CEO Erin Evans and Chief Technology Officer and Data Author, Adam Morton, is joined by a selection of Australia's leading men and women in data and IT dedicated to sharing their experiences working in Data and IT.

Hear from data leaders as they share their career stories, big pivots, worst jobs, and best career advice, and remind us no two career paths are the same.

Each episode is packed with valuable insights and tips for those looking to excel in the world of data. So whether you're just starting out or a seasoned professional, join us and get ready to take your data skills to the next level!

Welcome to the Humanising Data Podcast where we aim to explore the intersection between Leadership, Innovation, Growth, Challenge and of course the ever-evolving world of data!
Intelligen's CEO Erin Evans and Chief Technology Officer and Data Author, Adam Morton, is joined by a selection of Australia's leading men and women in data and IT dedicated to sharing their experiences working in Data and IT.
Hear from data leaders as they share their career stories, big pivots, worst jobs, and best career advice, and remind us no two career paths are the same.
Each episode is packed with valuable insights and tips for those looking to excel in the world of data. So whether you're just starting out or a seasoned professional, join us and get ready to take your data skills to the next level!

Humanising Data

Peter Hartmann - Senior Manager of Insights and Analytics - Westpac

In this episode, Erin Evans sits down with Cameron Price, a global data and analytics leader with more than 20 years of experience working across the US, UK and Australia.
Cameron has built and led multiple data businesses throughout his career. He previously founded a consulting firm that was later acquired by Deloitte, and went on to work at AWS, partnering with organisations on large-scale data and AI transformation. Now back in Australia, he brings a unique global perspective on how the data and AI landscape is evolving.

To kick off the season, we start with a big question at the heart of everything we do: what does it really mean to humanise data?

Because right now, many organisations are still drowning in dashboards, chasing AI hype, and struggling to turn data into real decisions.

Cameron shares why the most powerful AI will eventually become invisible, embedded seamlessly into how organisations operate. No fanfare. Just better decisions happening faster.

Through this lens, they unpack the changing role of data professionals, the rise of the knowledge engineer, the risks boards should actually be worried about, and why active data governance is becoming non-negotiable.

They also tackle the future of consulting, the billions still wasted rebuilding data platforms, and why putting the customer at the centre of every decision is still the north star.

In this episode, Erin Evans sits down with Cameron Price, a global data and analytics leader with more than 20 years of experience working across the US, UK and Australia. Cameron has built and led multiple data businesses throughout his career. He previously founded a consulting firm that was later acquired by Deloitte, and went on to work at AWS, partnering with organisations on large-scale data and AI transformation. Now back in Australia, he brings a unique global perspective on how the data and AI landscape is evolving. To kick off the season, we start with a big question at the heart of everything we do:&nbsp;what does it really mean to humanise data? Because right now, many organisations are still drowning in dashboards, chasing AI hype, and struggling to turn data into real decisions. Cameron shares why the most powerful AI will eventually become&nbsp;invisible, embedded seamlessly into how organisations operate. No fanfare. Just better decisions happening faster. Through this lens, they unpack the changing role of data professionals, the rise of the&nbsp;knowledge engineer, the risks boards should actually be worried about, and why&nbsp;active data governance&nbsp;is becoming non-negotiable. They also tackle the future of consulting, the billions still wasted rebuilding data platforms, and why putting the&nbsp;customer at the centre of every decision&nbsp;is still the north star.

Cameron Price - Founder - Data Tiles

In the final episode of Season 3 of Humanising Data, our founder Erin Evans sits down with Andrew Dome, Chief Information Officer at Uniting, whose career spans global program delivery, digital innovation, and now the stewardship of one of Australia’s most forward-thinking AI transformations in aged care.

Andrew reflects on his unconventional journey from sales to self-taught technologist in London, and how those experiences shaped his people-first approach to AI. He discusses Uniting’s evolution from a simple policies-and-procedures search tool to Buddy, a digital front door that streamlines daily tasks for frontline workers, and Genie, an agentic AI capable of supporting customers through natural, human-like conversations.

He also delves into Uniting’s shift from reactive fall detection to proactive prevention through data, the frameworks and governance needed to build trust, and why his guiding focus for the year ahead is creating AI that feels “intuitive and easy” for every employee, including the 7,500 frontline staff set to use these tools.

Blending practical insights with genuine purpose, Andrew invites us to rethink what ethical, human-centred AI looks like inside a sector facing immense demand. This episode offers leaders a clear and inspiring look at how AI can reduce friction, return time to workers, and ultimately elevate the quality of care.

A fitting finale to wrap up Season 3, listen now for a powerful exploration of how AI, when done right, can truly humanise care.

In the final episode of Season 3 of Humanising Data, our founder Erin Evans sits down with Andrew Dome, Chief Information Officer at Uniting, whose career spans global program delivery, digital innovation, and now the stewardship of one of Australia&rsquo;s most forward-thinking AI transformations in aged care. Andrew reflects on his unconventional journey from sales to self-taught technologist in London, and how those experiences shaped his people-first approach to AI. He discusses Uniting&rsquo;s evolution from a simple policies-and-procedures search tool to Buddy, a digital front door that streamlines daily tasks for frontline workers, and Genie, an agentic AI capable of supporting customers through natural, human-like conversations. He also delves into Uniting&rsquo;s shift from reactive fall detection to proactive prevention through data, the frameworks and governance needed to build trust, and why his guiding focus for the year ahead is creating AI that feels &ldquo;intuitive and easy&rdquo; for every employee, including the 7,500 frontline staff set to use these tools. Blending practical insights with genuine purpose, Andrew invites us to rethink what ethical, human-centred AI looks like inside a sector facing immense demand. This episode offers leaders a clear and inspiring look at how AI can reduce friction, return time to workers, and ultimately elevate the quality of care. A fitting finale to wrap up Season 3,&nbsp;listen now for a powerful exploration of how AI, when done right, can truly humanise care.

Andrew Dome - Chief Digital Information Officer - Uniting

In this episode of Humanising Data, our founder Erin Evans sits down with Richie Peters, Head of AI, Delivery & Operations at News Corp whose career spans data science, risk analytics, and enterprise AI leadership across banking, insurance, and media.

From his early curiosity in mathematics and automation to leading large-scale AI initiatives, Richie brings a practical yet forward-looking view on how AI is reshaping business. He explores the shift from traditional predictive models to today’s agentic AI, where systems are not only analysing data, but also taking meaningful action.

With grounded insights and a focus on real-world impact, Richie challenges us to think differently about how AI is built, deployed, and maintained at scale. This conversation is both a roadmap for leaders and an invitation to reimagine AI as a tool for transformation that serves people first and creates real impact. Listen now and don’t miss out on his practical insights for the future of AI. 

In this episode of&nbsp;Humanising Data, our founder Erin Evans sits down with&nbsp;Richie Peters, Head of AI, Delivery &amp; Operations at News Corp whose career spans data science, risk analytics, and enterprise AI leadership across banking, insurance, and media. From his early curiosity in mathematics and automation to leading large-scale AI initiatives, Richie brings a practical yet forward-looking view on how AI is reshaping business. He explores the shift from traditional predictive models to today&rsquo;s agentic AI, where systems are not only analysing data, but also taking meaningful action. With grounded insights and a focus on real-world impact, Richie challenges us to think differently about how AI is built, deployed, and maintained at scale. This conversation is both a roadmap for leaders and an invitation to reimagine AI as a tool for transformation that serves people first and creates real impact. Listen now and don&rsquo;t miss out on his practical insights for the future of AI.&nbsp;

Peter Hartmann - Senior Manager of Insights and Analytics - Westpac

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