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Manohar Sai Jasti, an Analytics Engineer at Workday, will guide you through building a simple yet production-ready pipeline that turns raw customer data into actionable insights. You’ll learn key principles of pipeline design, how to schedule and manage workflows, and how to ensure your transformations are reliable and testable.
Jake McGrath, a Senior Software Engineer at Hike2, will guide you through constructing an event-driven data pipeline from ingestion to transformation. You’ll explore how to automate tasks, manage dependencies, and ensure your pipelines are robust enough for production workloads.
Join us in the last webinar of the Data4Good competition. In this session, you will learn how to package your final analytics and AI solution using the hero’s journey framework. Learn practical tips from Clinical Professor Joseph Cazier and startup founder Aaron Burciaga
Karen Ng, EVP of Product at HubSpot, Lucas Thelosen, CEO at Gravity, Greg Foster, CTO at Graphite, and Olga Beregovaya, VP of AI at Smartling, will share real-world examples of how professionals across these fields are using AI to get more done with less effort.
Karina Bernacki, VP of People at CoreWeave, and Alexis Fink, former VP of People Analytics at Meta, will share what the 2026 job market will look like and how to prepare for it.
Alex "Sandy" Pentland, Center Fellow at Stanford HAI, Andreas Horn, Head of AIOps at IBM, and Piyanka Jain, CEO at AskEnola.ai, will explore the most important trends shaping data and AI in 2026.
Ron de Jesus, Field Chief Privacy Officer at Transcend, Akanksha Ray, Director of Global Policy at Credo AI, and Julie Honor, Counsel at Thompson Hine, will unpack the major AI regulations you need to know about in 2026.
Sameer Al-Sakran, CEO at Metabase, discusses the major trends shaping BI and data analytics in 2026. You’ll learn how AI is transforming the analyst role, which technical and soft skills will matter most, and how executives can rethink their analytics strategies for the year ahead.
It's the end of the year, and we need some cheer: hear four stories of organizations trying to make the world better by making technology more accessible, or by teaching disadvantaged children. John Fruchterman, CEO and Founder at Tech Matters, will talk about making technology more accessible. Batya Friedman, Professor Emeritus at University of Washington, will talk about including human values in the design of technology. Bo Young Lee, CEO at AI4ALL, and Charlotte Dungan, Chief Learning Officer at Mark Cuban Foundation will talk about educating disadvantaged children and young adults.
Alejandro Ades, a Senior Director at Warner Bros Discovery, Nigel Davison, a Data Governance Lead at bp, and Donna Burbank, Managing Director at Global Data Strategy, will discuss the most important trends shaping data governance in 2026. You’ll learn how AI is reshaping governance practices, discover emerging best practices for data transformation, and gain insight into how forward-thinking organizations are redefining governance for agility and scale.
Four of the greatest minds in the data space—Ginger Grant, Tey Bannerman, Brian Evergreen, and Benn Stancil—will take a lighthearted look back at the biggest promises, pitfalls, and plot twists in data and AI from the past year. You’ll hear stories, rants, and insights as the panel revisits the year’s biggest missteps—and shares how to avoid repeating them. Expect laughs, learning, and a few strong opinions.
Anmol will show you how he uses AI to turn meeting transcripts into MEDDPICC notes—the sales methodology of choice at DataCamp—to create a common language for sales teams. He’ll also walk you through how this workflow powers personalized summaries and follow-up emails, helping reps save time, stay aligned, and close deals faster.