Conversations with Data Warehouse Experts – John Johansen at Majesco

ByMike Rabinovici Updated on
Conversations with Data Warehouse Experts – John Johansen
Conversations with Data Warehouse Experts – John Johansen

In this episode, it is my pleasure to speak with John Johansen, Senior Vice President, Consulting Services Strategy & Innovation at Majesco, a leading provider of insurance solutions and services.  He is a highly skilled consultant and data architect known for his ability to help insurers build effective data organizations.  He is an entrepreneur who exited first company he co-founded, in addition to being a prolific writer who regularly publishes thought leadership pieces on the business of data in insurance.  Best of all, in the segment of the podcast where we get to know our guests a little better, he reveals his favorite TV show is “Halt and Catch Fire”. Mine too.

Enjoy listening here.  Click here to read the transcript.

 

 

Mike Rabinovici

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