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Kevin Tracey
Director, Data Architecture & Integration
Kevin Tracey is a seasoned professional in the field of data architecture and integration, currently serving as the Director of Data Architecture & Integration at NTT DATA Services.12 With an impressive career spanning over three decades, Kevin has accumulated extensive experience in various aspects of data management and technology.13
Career Background
Kevin became part of NTT DATA through the acquisition of Hashmap, bringing with him a wealth of expertise in modern Cloud Data Transformations.12 Prior to joining NTT DATA Services, he spent more than 30 years working as an Architect and Technical Manager, focusing on:
Current Role and Responsibilities
In his current position at NTT DATA Services, Kevin:
- Oversees a robust practice of more than 250 architects, engineers, and skilled data practitioners within the Chief Data Office12
- Manages the delivery of high-quality data services across diverse vertical industries1
- Ensures seamless execution and client satisfaction in data-related projects1
- Guides innovation efforts using emerging technologies within the modern data space1
- Drives the organization toward successful implementation of cutting-edge data solutions1
Expertise and Contributions
Kevin is known for his expertise in:
- Cloud Data Transformations
- Data Architecture
- Big Data Technologies
- Business Intelligence
- Data Management
- Data Warehousing13
He has been actively involved in promoting and explaining NTT DATA's offerings, including their Cost Optimization for Snowflake app, which was launched on the Snowflake Marketplace.24
Kevin Tracey's LinkedIn username is indeed kevintracey, as mentioned in the query.3
Highlights
I now can officially call my daughter - Dr Lauren Tracey now. Awesome achievement for a woman with perseverence to achieve her dream of being a doctor. We are very proud of you Lauren. Congrats to McGill University to put on a convocation in an alternate location and making it better than before.
Part 2 of 2 - It has been a crazy couple of weeks of events leading up to the 199th Montreal St-Patricks parade on Sunday March 17th. Numerous media appearances, press conferences, meetups, luncheons, breakfasts and overall amazing fun - tiring but it will all be worth it to see the a few hundred thousand people on the streets of Montreal.
