Bringing Agility to Enterprise Data Workflows, with Sina Sojoodi (Ep. 55)

March 21, 2017 Michael Coté

This week we talk with about how organizations are increasingly looking to improve how they use data and workflows around data to innovate in their business. As with discuss with our guest, Sina Sojoodi, More than the usual ideas about "big data" and "machine learning," we talk about the practical uses of data workflows like insurance claims handling and retail optimization. In many large, successful organizations the stacks to support all this processing are aging and not providing the agility businesses want. Of course, as you can guess, we have some suggestions for how to fix those problems, and also how to start thinking about data workflows differently.

We also cover some recent news, mostly around Google Cloud Next and Pivotal's recent momentum announcement.

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IPO mania - Okta, Mulesoft, Cloudera. It'll be interesting to see more of the internals of these companies.

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