DataXpresso

AI continues to be a hot topic, but how many organizations are actually working smartly with the technology? Not enough. That’s why we decided to investigate the world of AI optimization with the help of a trusted partner of Exasol’s. TurinTech is a leader in AI optimization, focused on making AI efficient and scalable across organizations. CEO and co-founder, Dr Leslie Kanthan, is perfectly placed to lift the lid on how we can get more from the technology.

In this episode, Helena Schwenk is joined by Exasol's CTO Mathias Golombek to discuss a new SaaS product from the performance database provider. The conversation touched upon why choice around deployment decisions is so important for organizations when choosing an analytics partner, what a 'bridge to and from the cloud' is, and included some of the practicalities Mathias' team took on in building a SaaS database from scratch. If you'd like to learn more about the Exasol SaaS Edition – the world’s fastest analytics database, now as a fully managed service – please visit: https://www.exasol.com/exasol-saas/ [https://www.exasol.com/exasol-cloud/]

What are some of the big trends and talking points that will impact data professionals throughout 2022? Helena Schwenk, VP Chief Data & Analytics Office at Exasol, is our latest guest on the podcast and will shed light on some of the key issues she’s seeing develop in the market. We’ll look into the global impact of the AI regulation proposals from the EU, why more data science automation can be expected and how the ongoing data architecture debates are evolving. If you want to read more from Exasol’s experts, about hyperautomation and the role of the CDO in 2022, check out our ebook here: https://www.exasol.com/resource/2022-predictions-5-ways-to-gain-a-competitive-edge/ [https://www.exasol.com/resource/2022-predictions-5-ways-to-gain-a-competitive-edge/]

How can we inspire younger generations to get to grips with data and use it positively in their lives? More to the point - how can they inspire those of us already working in data and analytics? These are just some of the questions that STATWARS, the competition designed to get young people excited about data, sets out to answer. Run by not-for-profit organization, Primary Engineer, the competition enables young people to engage with data in a way that promotes skills, understanding and a love of data, by embedding it into the heart of the educational system. As a supporter of STATWARS at Exasol, we thought there was no one better to bring the project to life than Dr Susan Scurlock, Founder and CEO of Primary Engineer. We talk through why the competition was set up, how it engages young people with data and how organizations and schools can get involved. If you want to find out more, head over to https://www.statwarscompetition.com/ [https://www.statwarscompetition.com/] To learn more about the topics discussed on the podcast and other episodes, check out https://www.thedatadreamer.com/dataxpresso/ [https://www.thedatadreamer.com/dataxpresso/]

We’ve covered a lot of fascinating topics on the podcast this year, with brilliant experts to guide us through what really matters in the world of data. So, we’ve made a compilation episode that brings together a handful of these guests to take you through everything from the importance of understanding analytics maturity, to the impact of data storytelling and how we educate the next generations. Data leaders from the financial services industry, one of the biggest football associations in the world and the non-profit sector join us in this episode to share their insights and advice. If you want to check out our guests’ episodes in full, head over to our podcast homepage https://www.thedatadreamer.com/dataxpresso/ [https://www.thedatadreamer.com/dataxpresso/]