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Alok Pareek, Co-founder and EVP of Products at Striim, joins Whatâs New in Data to dive into the game-changing innovations in Striimâs latest release. We explore how real-time data streaming is transforming analytics, operations, and decision-making across industries. Alok breaks down the challenges of building reliable, low-latency data pipelines and shares how Striimâs newest advancements help businesses process and act on data faster than ever. From cloud adoption to AI-driven insights, we discuss whatâs next for streaming-first architectures and why the shift to real-time data is more critical than ever.
Learn more about our latest release on Striim's Release Highlight page.
What's New In Data is a data thought leadership series hosted by John Kutay who leads data and products at Striim. What's New In Data hosts industry practitioners to discuss latest trends, common patterns for real world data patterns, and analytics success stories.
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In this episode of Whatâs New in Data, AWS VP and Distinguished Engineer Marc Brooker joins us to break down DSQL, Amazonâs latest innovation in serverless, distributed databases. We discuss how DSQL balances consistency, availability, and scalabilityâwithout the headaches of traditional relational databases. Tune in to hear how this new approach simplifies architecture, eliminates operational pain points, and sets a new standard for high-performance cloud databases.
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Join us for a deep dive into the world of databases with CMU professor Andy Pavlo. We discuss everything from OLTP vs. OLAP, the challenges of distributed databases, and why cloud-native databases require a fundamentally different approach than legacy systems. We discuss modern Vector Databases, RAG, Embeddings, Text to SQL and industry trends.
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Discover how Alex Noonan transitioned from the flight deck of a Marine aircraft to the world of data engineering. His unique journey, enriched by a some time in the finance industry, gives us a firsthand view of the diverse backgrounds shaping the data industry. As Alex recounts his experiences, we explore the vibrant community he found on data Twitter, a realm buzzing with shared insights and collaborative spirit. However, the landscape shifted following Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter, leading to content fragmentation and a migration towards emerging platforms like Blue Sky. Join us as Alex discusses how these changes have impacted the cohesion and knowledge-sharing dynamics within the data community.
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Navigate the complex world of professional networking with tips from Alex, as he breaks down the strategic use of platforms like LinkedIn, Reddit, and Hacker News for data professionals. Learn how to creatively tailor your content to fit the quirks of each platform's algorithm, and prepare to engage with varied audiences. The conversation also highlights the transformative potential of AI tools in elevating data processes, reducing mundane tasks, and fostering high-value work. Discover innovations like Dagster and its role as an orchestrator, integrating key business intelligence tools to streamline the data engineer's experience. This episode is a must-listen for anyone intrigued by the evolving interplay of technology, social media, and the power of community.
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Everett Berry joins the show again to share fresh perspectives on applying data in your sales and go-to-market strategy. We talk about his journey to a key role at Clay, where he leads Go-To-Market Engineering to tackle the complexities of serving and enhancing data for sales. Everett discusses how Clay's tools improve data accuracy and reach, helping businesses streamline revenue operations with smarter data use.
In this episode, we also dive into AI's impact on sales operations and revenue processes. Everett and John explore how AI agents and human teams interact, the integration of customer data platforms with CRMs, and the merging of RevOps and data teams. Picture a future where AI autonomously handles data tasks, changing how teams collaborate and redefining organizational roles. For anyone following the fast-paced world of sales tech, this conversation offers a forward-looking view on autonomous data management and its potential to transform business practices.
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What does it take to go from leading Kafka development at Confluent to becoming a key figure in the PostgreSQL world? Join us as we talk with Gwen Shapira, co-founder and chief product officer at Nile, about her transition from cloud-native technologies to the vibrant PostgreSQL community. Gwen shares her journey, including the shift from conferences like O'Reilly Strata to PostgresConf and JavaScript events, and how the Postgres community is evolving with tools like Discord that keep it both grounded and dynamic.
We dive into the latest developments in PostgreSQL, like hypothetical indexes that enable performance tuning without affecting live environments, and the growing importance of SSL for secure database connections in cloud settings. Plus, we explore the potential of integrating PostgreSQL with Apache Arrow and Parquet, signaling new possibilities for data processing and storage.
At the intersection of AI and PostgreSQL, we examine how companies are using vector embeddings in Postgres to meet modern AI demands, balancing specialized vector stores with integrated solutions. Gwen also shares insights from her work at Nile, highlighting how PostgreSQLâs flexibility supports SaaS applications across diverse customer needs, making it a top choice for enterprises of all sizes.
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Join us as we catch up with Chad Sanderson and Mark Freeman from Gable, live from Big Data London. Discover Chad's insights from his well-attended talk and why the data scene in London has everyone buzzing. We're diving deep into the concept of shifting data quality left, ensuring upstream data producers are as invested in data governance, privacy, and quality as their downstream counterparts. Chad and Mark also give us a sneak peek into their upcoming O'Reilly book on Data Contracts, complete with the charming Algerian racer lizard as its symbolic mascot.
In this engaging conversation, Chad and Mark offer practical advice for data operators ready to embark on the journey of data contracts. They emphasize the importance of starting small and nurturing a strong cultural initiative to ensure success. Listen as they share strategies on engaging leadership and fostering a collaborative environment, providing a framework not just for implementation but also for securing leadership buy-in. This episode is packed with expert advice and real-world experiences that are a must-listen for anyone in the data field.
John Kutay chimes in with examples of innovative data operators such as George Tedstone deploying Data Contracts at National Grid. Data Contracts and shifting data quality left will certainly be an area that many data teams prioritize as their workloads become increasingly operational.
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Join us as we sit down with Joe Reis, live at Big Data LDN (London) 2024. Joe shares his partnership with DeepLearning.ai and AWS through his new course on Data Engineering. Joe's new course promises to elevate your data skills with hands-on exercises that marry foundational knowledge with cutting-edge practices. We dive into how this course complements his seminal book, "Fundamentals of Data Engineering," and why certification is valuable for those looking for foundational, hands-on knowledge to be a data practitioner.
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But that's not all; we also dissect the hurdles of adopting modern data architectures like data mesh in traditionally siloed companies. Using Conway's Law as a lens, Joe discuss why businesses struggle to transition from outdated infrastructures to decentralized systems and how cross-disciplinary skillsâa concept inspired by mixed martial artsâare crucial in this endeavor as he cleverly calls it 'Mixed Model Arts'.
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Can AI really make your data analysis as easy as talking to a friend? Join us for an enlightening conversation with Ethan Ding, the co-founder and CEO of TextQL, as he shares his journey from Berkeley graduate to pioneering the text-to-SQL technology that's transforming how businesses interact with their data. Discover how natural language queries are breaking down barriers, making data analysis accessible to everyone, regardless of technical skill. Ethan delves into the historical hurdles and the game-changing advancements that are pushing the boundaries of AI and large language models in data querying.
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Ever wondered how the quest for full autonomy in self-driving cars relates to data? We draw fascinating parallels between these two cutting-edge fields, emphasizing the importance of structured systems over chaotic, AI-driven approaches. This chapter reveals the often-overlooked limitations of current data management practices and underscores the critical need for high-quality data and robust modeling. Through a comparison of traditional business intelligence tools and advanced AI-driven solutions, we explore what truly makes data querying effective and insightful.
Hear from Ethan Deng, co-founder and CEO of TextQL, as he explains how their innovative tool integrates seamlessly with existing BI infrastructures, boosting productivity without the need for disruptive overhauls. Tune in to find out how TextQL is making data-driven decisions faster and smarter, paving the way for a future where data is everyone's best friend.
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What makes MotherDuck and DuckDB a game-changer for data analytics? Join us as we sit down with Jacob Matson, a renowned expert in SQL Server, dbt, and Excel, who recently became a developer advocate at MotherDuck.
During this episode, Jacob shares his compelling journey to MotherDuck, driven by his frequent use of DuckDB for solving data challenges. We explore the unique attributes of DuckDB, comparing it to SQLite for analytics, and uncover its architectural benefits, such as utilizing multi-core machines for parallel query execution. Jacob also sheds light on how MotherDuck is pushing the envelope with their innovative concept of multiplayer analytics.
Our discussion takes a deep dive into MotherDuck's innovative tenancy model and how it impacts database workloads, highlighting the use of DuckDB format in Wasm for enhanced data visualization. Jacob explains how this approach offers significant compression and faster query performance, making data visualization more interactive. We also touch on the potential and limitations of replacing traditional BI tools with Mosaic, and where MotherDuck stands in the modern data stack landscape, especially for organizations that don't require the scale of BigQuery or Snowflake. Plus, get a sneak peek into the upcoming Small Data Conference in San Francisco on September 23rd, where we'll explore how small data solutions can address significant problems without relying on big data. Don't miss this episode packed with insights on DuckDB and MotherDuck innovations!
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Redpanda CEO Alex Gallego joins us to talk about Sovereign AI that never leaves your private environment, highly optimized stream processing, and why the future of data is real time. Discover how Alex's journey from building racing motorcycles and tattoo machines as a child led him to revolutionize stream processing and cloud infrastructure. Alex also gets deep into the internals of Redpanda's C++ implementation that ultimately gives it better performance and lower cost than Apache Kafka, while using the same Kafka-compatible API.
We explore the challenges and groundbreaking innovations in data storage and streaming. From Kafka's distributed logs to the pioneering Redpanda, Alex shares the operational advantages of streaming over traditional batch processing. Learn about the core concepts of stream processing through real-world examples, such as fraud detection and real-time reward systems, and see how Redpanda is simplifying these complex distributed systems to make real-time data processing more accessible and efficient for engineers everywhere.
Finally, we delve into emerging trends that are reshaping the landscape of data infrastructure. Examine how lightweight, embedded databases are revolutionizing edge computing environments and the growing emphasis on data sovereignty and "Bring Your Own Cloud" solutions. Get a glimpse into the future of data ownership and AI, where local inferencing and traceability of AI models are becoming paramount. Join us for this compelling conversation that not only highlights the evolution from Kafka to Redpanda but paints a visionary picture of the future of real-time systems and data architecture.What's New In Data is a data thought leadership series hosted by John Kutay who leads data and products at Striim. What's New In Data hosts industry practitioners to discuss latest trends, common patterns for real world data patterns, and analytics success stories.
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Imagine losing your most important digital keys and leaving your entire kingdom vulnerable to attacks. In this episode, we promise to equip you with the knowledge to prevent such disasters. Join us as we sit down with Brian Vallelunga, the CEO and founder of Doppler, to unravel the critical importance of secrets management in software development. Brian shares his deep expertise on what secrets areâthose crucial digital keys that unlock access to sensitive dataâand illustrates through a personal story the severe consequences of failing to protect them. Discover how data breaches can wreak havoc, leading to brand reputation damage, customer churn, legal battles, and even personal distress.
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But itâs not all doom and gloom. Brian introduces us to Doppler, a game-changing tool that simplifies the tedious process of secrets management, making it an integral part of the modern development workflow. Learn how Doppler empowers developers to secure sensitive data efficiently, eliminating common headaches like managing environment files and manual secret updates. We also delve into practical implementation timelines, showing that effective secrets management is achievable for companies of all sizes with the right tools. Brian provides actionable advice for engineering teams on securing secrets within applications and highlights valuable resources for further learning. Tune in to safeguard your companyâs digital assets and fortify your secrets management strategy.
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Imagine a world where real-time data processing is the norm, not the exception. In this episode, we bring you a fascinating conversation with Sanjeev Mohan, former VP at Gartner, who unpacks the seismic shifts in the data processing landscape. You'll learn about the convergence of structured and unstructured data, driven by Generative AI, and why streaming is becoming the default method for data processing. Sanjeev highlights the significance of innovations like Iceberg, which create a common table format essential for decision-making across a variety of applications.
We then traverse the cutting-edge realm of real-time data streaming platforms, spotlighting technologies and companies such as Materialize and Apache Grid Gain. Sanjeev explains the essential design criteria for these platforms, including scalability, cost performance, and fault tolerance. He also discusses the pivotal role of Kafka and its implementations across major cloud providers. This episode is a treasure trove of insights into how platforms like Snowflake are being utilized beyond their traditional roles to act as streaming databases, redefining the boundaries of data management.
In our final segments, we accelerate into the future, examining the rapid advancements in streaming technology and its interplay with AI. Sanjeev reflects on how applications like Tesla and Uber are driving innovation and demonstrates the complexities of handling real-time data replication with tools like Snowpipe Streaming. We also explore the potential for real-time training of Large Language Models (LLMs) and the ever-evolving landscape of data management. Packed with expert analysis and future-forward thinking, this episode is your guide to understanding the groundbreaking technologies shaping the world of data.What's New In Data is a data thought leadership series hosted by John Kutay who leads data and products at Striim. What's New In Data hosts industry practitioners to discuss latest trends, common patterns for real world data patterns, and analytics success stories.
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Can high-quality data be the key to unlocking the full potential of generative AI? Join us for an enlightening discussion with Nicola Askham, the Data Governance Coach, as she takes us on a journey from her early days at a large British bank to becoming a leading figure in data governance. Nicola sheds light on the current landscape of data governance, the unique challenges data teams face today, and the indispensable role it plays in the success of advanced technologies like generative AI. Through her expert lens, we examine how integrating AI governance and adhering to data privacy and security standards are not just important but essential for leveraging AI effectively.
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In the second half of our conversation, Nicola shares actionable strategies to implement data governance in your organization. Discover how to identify real data problems and engage senior stakeholders by demonstrating data gaps. Learn about the power of collaborative workshops in creating conceptual data models and fostering a sense of ownership among business users. Nicola also guides us through the evolution from technical role-based access control to a holistic enterprise-wide data governance approach. Plus, hear her take on the exciting potential of generative AI to enhance data quality processes, making the dream of accessible and effective data governance a reality.
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Ever wondered how to turn data into actionable insights? Join us as we sit down with Elena Dyachkova, the head of data at Bubble, who has an impressive background leading data teams at industry giants like Peloton and Spring Health. Elena walks us through her inspiring journey from economics to product analytics, shedding light on the critical role data plays in decision-making. She shares how simple analytics methods can be just as impactful as complex models, making this a must-listen for anyone looking to improve their analytical skills.
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Data accuracy and reliability are paramount, especially when working with business applications like Stripe. Elena provides a deep dive into the challenges data teams face, from API changes to schema updates, and stresses the importance of proactive monitoring and observability. We discuss how to build strong heuristics and set realistic expectations with stakeholders to ensure seamless data flows. This segment is packed with practical advice for data professionals looking to navigate the complexities of modern data environments.
Continuous learning is at the heart of effective product analytics. Elena reflects on the evolution of education in this field, pointing out the gap that once existed and how diverse courses on business metrics, growth strategy, and experimentation have filled it. We explore the significance of data collection, structure, and engineer collaboration, all essential for robust product analysis. Elena also discusses the importance of maintaining a mindset geared towards iterative testing and learning, helping you avoid the dreaded analysis paralysis. Donât miss her references to key figures and literature that have influenced her journey.
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Unlock the secrets of AI's transformative power with latest episode live from Google Next, where UPS's story takes center stage. Joined by AI trailblazers like Bruno Aziza of CapitalG and Pinaki Mitra from UPS, we delve into how UPS is tackling package theft and reshaping package delivery. This isn't just another discussion; it's a firsthand look at how AI and data analytics converge to solve real-world challenges, improving security and efficiency in the e-commerce landscape.
Ever wonder how AI can streamline your business operations? Our panelists, including Sanjeev Mohan of Sanjmo and Alok Pareek from Striim, reveal the nuts and bolts of integrating AI into supply chain processes and the pivotal role of data lifecycle management. From enhancing address validation to offering insights for small and medium enterprises, we uncover the practical benefits of AI and the importance of a meticulous approach to data management. Get ready to be inspired by the parallels drawn between packet delivery and data event observability, and the critical steps for aligning AI with your business strategy.
We wrap up by exploring the broad implications of generative AI across industries, with case studies that will alter your perspective on AIâs potential. Whether it's summarizing legal documents or mining data for pharmaceutical insights, the versatility of AI is showcased in its full glory.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to our live audience and listeners, encouraging you to engage with the innovative ideas shared at Google Cloud Next and reminding you of the importance of robust data foundations in harnessing AIâs full potential.
Join us for a conversation that promises not just to inform but to transform the way you view the intersection of AI and business.
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Discover the unique pathways that can lead to a thriving career in data science as Lindsay Pettingill, PhD, and Director of Data Science at Replit, joins us for a riveting conversation. Lindsay's journeyâfrom a Fulbright scholar teaching in Germany to shaping Airbnb's hyper-growth periodâis a testament to the value of curiosity and an analytical mindset. Her insights promise to guide and inspire, whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out in the data world.
We get to the heart of what truly powers data science: curiosity and intuition. Lindsay advocates for a holistic approach to data, stressing the need for professionals to develop insights and propose business hypotheses. This fascinating discussion also covers how personal traits, such as proactivity shown through cold outreach, are becoming indispensable as technical tasks undergo automation. Lindsay's experiences underscore the evolution of the data scientist's role, from crunching numbers to being a strategic business influencer.
Finishing on a high note, our episode focuses on the delicate dance of data-driven decision-making within organizations. Lindsay reflects on her leadership experiences, particularly during the fast growth times at Airbnb, and shares her evolved perspective on leadership in product strategy. She emphasizes the need for data teams to contribute meaningfully to their organizations, beyond technical expertise, and offers insights on how to empower data professionals to make a significant business impact. Tune in to gain valuable lessons from a leader who has successfully navigated the waves of change in the data science industry.
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Zach Wilson, an industry virtuoso with experience as a data engineering leader at Facebook, Netflix, and Airbnb, pulls back the curtain on his journey through the world of data in our latest episode. With tales of his ascent from the ranks of Think Big Analytics to pioneering educational practices with DataEngineer.IO, Zach's narrative is a treasure trove for aspiring tech professionals. He not only demystifies the progression from data engineering to software engineering but also shares the trials of career elevationâall served with a hearty side of SQL and backend development insights.
The conversation then shifts gears to the buzz around AI's role in data engineering. While LLMs like ChatGPT are adept at churning out SQL queries, Zach asserts that they haven't usurped the throne from human engineers just yet. Distilling the essence of stakeholder communication and conceptual data modeling, he reminds us that the human element is the linchpin in a landscape increasingly guided by algorithms. Itâs an eye-opening exploration of how AI might be the trusty sidekick, but data engineersâas the heroes of their own storiesâstill save the day with their indispensable human touch.
Wrapping up, Zach takes us on a tour of the latest innovations shaping the data engineering domain. From analytical patterns to the significance of community within the data sphere, his enthusiasm for the field is infectious. The episode underscores the vital role of collective wisdom and personal experience in navigating the toolkits and methodologies of data engineering. So, buckle up for a ride with a mentor whose insights illuminate the path forward in the ever-evolving tech landscape.
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Unlock the secrets to maintaining impeccable data quality as we chat with Mona Rakibe, the trailblazing CEO and co-founder of Telmai. Mona takes us on her extraordinary journey from the trenches of engineering to the helm of a revolutionary data observability company, revealing how her partnership with Max Lukichev, a maestro in distributed computing, has crafted a platform at the forefront of technological innovation. Together, they're automating the heavy lifting of data management, integrating machine learning to scale data quality, and providing an inside look at the challenges businesses encounter in securing data reliability.
This episode is a treasure trove of expert knowledge that reshapes how we view machine learning's role in data quality and the necessity of human intuition in the process. Discover how Telmai's intuitive feedback systems and architectural decisions empower teams to ensure data integrity, and how decentralized data quality management infuses agility into their operations. Mona and Max's brainchild is not just another platform; it's a beacon guiding enterprises through the complexities of modern and legacy systems. By focusing on data quality from the source and adapting to unique business needs, Telmai is setting the gold standard for data reliability, making this conversation a must-listen for anyone who values the integrity of their data ecosystem.What's New In Data is a data thought leadership series hosted by John Kutay who leads data and products at Striim. What's New In Data hosts industry practitioners to discuss latest trends, common patterns for real world data patterns, and analytics success stories.
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Unlock the potential of AI in the world of data analytics with Zenlytic's CEO, Ryan Janssen, as he takes us through a journey from collectible DataMons to the sophisticated integration of AI in business intelligence. Imagine transforming industry pros into trading cards â that's the kind of innovation we chat about, highlighting the whimsical yet calculated steps towards making data not just informative but downright engaging. Ryan recounts the evolution of Zenlytic, from its machine learning beginnings to its current status as a conversational analytics platform, opening up new avenues for how we interact with data.
Data is the new gold, but only if you know how to mine it. This episode peels back the layers of complexity surrounding data modeling and the resurgence of semantic layers, unraveling the intricate dance of accessibility, maintenance, and user experience that businesses must perform. We discuss when your organization might be ready to embrace a semantic layer and the unmistakable signs that it's time to elevate your BI tools for a self-serve experience. Ryan and I also tackle the importance of iteration and soft skills in delivering successful data projects that are not just functional but mission-critical.
As we wrap up, we cast an eye on the horizon of data analytics, where AI isn't merely a trend but a series of incremental innovations shaping the future of data products. From the significance of trust and compliance in AI adoption to the debate between building versus buying AI solutions, we cover the strategic moves companies need to consider. Listen in for a candid discussion on the dynamic roles of data teams, the transformative power of AI like Zenlytic's Zoe, and how different data structures can cater to the divergent engagement levels of users by 2025. After all, the future of data isn't just about numbersâit's about the stories they tell and the decisions they drive.What's New In Data is a data thought leadership series hosted by John Kutay who leads data and products at Striim. What's New In Data hosts industry practitioners to discuss latest trends, common patterns for real world data patterns, and analytics success stories.
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