Build a scalable data culture with cloud-native solutions

Every business understands the urgency to scale business insights, build predictive models, and implement better data-driven decision making — all faster and more efficiently than ever before. But what exactly does it take to reach this data-driven holy grail?

Join Roman Stanek, CEO and Founder of GoodData, and Andy Palmer, CEO and Co-Founder of Tamr, as they tackle the hot topic during a 30-minute fireside chat.

Attendees will also learn:

• How the Data as a Service model delivers flexibility and scalability for all data use cases, from self-service and embedded analytics to machine learning and IoT;
• Why many organizations struggle to cultivate an effective, company-wide data culture — and what it takes to fix these issues;
• Why data mastery not only lowers costs and reduces risk, but also drives growth;
• And actionable takeaways from industry veterans who are enabling organizations to leverage their data as an asset.

Meet the presenters:

Andy Palmer, CEO and Co-Founder, Tamr

Previously, Andy was co-founder and founding CEO of Vertica Systems, a pioneering big data analytics company (acquired by HP). During his career as an entrepreneur and through his seed fund Koa Labs, Andy has served as founding investor, BOD member, or advisor to more than 60 startup companies in technology, healthcare, and the life sciences. He also served as Global Head of Software and Data Engineering at Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research (NIBR) and as a member of the startup team and Chief Information and Administrative Officer at Infinity Pharmaceuticals. Additionally, he held positions at Bowstreet, pcOrder.com, and Trilogy.

Roman Stanek, CEO and Founder, GoodData

Roman Stanek is a passionate entrepreneur and industry thought leader with over 20 years of high-tech experience. He founded GoodData in 2007, with the mission to disrupt the business intelligence space and monetize big data. Prior to GoodData, Roman was Founder and CEO of NetBeans, the leading Java development environment (acquired by Sun Microsystems in 1999) and Systinet, a leading SOA governance platform (acquired by Mercury Interactive, later Hewlett Packard, in 2006).