Podcasts about streamsets

Send us a textTalking data with Dima Spivak, Director of Product Management, StreamSets.  Data integration and real-time decision making.02:02 Dima Spivak is Here! 04:19 Why StreamSets?06:00 What is StreamSets?09:48 On Demand Expense11:34 Regulated Industries12:36 Secret Sauce14:41 A Competitive View15:50 Data Fabric and StreamSets18:25 StreamSets and AI21:12 Use Cases24:02 The Future of Streaming25:48 Quality and Testing31:19 For FunLinkedin: linkedin.com/in/dmitryspivakWebsite: https://www.ibm.com/blog/announcement/ibm-acquires-streamSets/Want to be featured as a guest on Making Data Simple?  Reach out to us at almartintalksdata@gmail.com and tell us why you should be next.  The Making Data Simple Podcast is hosted by Al Martin, WW VP Technical Sales, IBM, where we explore trending technologies, business innovation, and leadership ... while keeping it simple & fun. Want to be featured as a guest on Making Data Simple? Reach out to us at almartintalksdata@gmail.com and tell us why you should be next. The Making Data Simple Podcast is hosted by Al Martin, WW VP Technical Sales, IBM, where we explore trending technologies, business innovation, and leadership ... while keeping it simple & fun.

Send us a textTalking data with Dima Spivak, Director of Product Management, StreamSets.  Data integration and real-time decision making.02:02 Dima Spivak is Here! 04:19 Why StreamSets?06:00 What is StreamSets?09:48 On Demand Expense11:34 Regulated Industries12:36 Secret Sauce14:41 A Competitive View15:50 Data Fabric and StreamSets18:25 StreamSets and AI21:12 Use Cases24:02 The Future of Streaming25:48 Quality and Testing31:19 For FunLinkedin: linkedin.com/in/dmitryspivakWebsite: https://www.ibm.com/blog/announcement/ibm-acquires-streamSets/Want to be featured as a guest on Making Data Simple?  Reach out to us at almartintalksdata@gmail.com and tell us why you should be next.  The Making Data Simple Podcast is hosted by Al Martin, WW VP Technical Sales, IBM, where we explore trending technologies, business innovation, and leadership ... while keeping it simple & fun. Want to be featured as a guest on Making Data Simple? Reach out to us at almartintalksdata@gmail.com and tell us why you should be next. The Making Data Simple Podcast is hosted by Al Martin, WW VP Technical Sales, IBM, where we explore trending technologies, business innovation, and leadership ... while keeping it simple & fun.

We are live for episode 28 of the Hot Desk Podcast with Melody Brue and Robert Kramer.   Made in the USA: Intel's CHIPS Funding  https://www.linkedin.com/posts/melodybrue_how-intel-is-planning-to-use-federal-funding-activity-7214304565205065728-pKaV?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop  https://www.hr-brew.com/stories/2024/06/24/how-intel-is-planning-to-use-federal-funding-to-rebuild-talent-pipelines-for-semiconductor-manufacturing    IBM Acquires StreamSets and webMethods https://www.linkedin.com/posts/robert-kramer-58239b22_ibm-completes-acquisition-of-integration-activity-7213976108751351808-u9po?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop https://newsroom.ibm.com/2024-07-01-IBM-Completes-Acquisition-of-StreamSets-and-webMethods,-Bolstering-its-Automation,-Data-and-AI-Portfolios    Snapdragon's Manchester United Partnership Watch MI&S Analysts Discuss Snapdragon's Manchester United Sponsorship On The Game Time Tech Podcast https://www.linkedin.com/posts/melodybrue_the-mis-gtt-crew-discusses-snapdragons-activity-7214060217792180224--LAO?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop  Other recent Game Time Tech Podcasts IBM at Wimbledon  IBM at the Masters   HYCU and the Importance of Data Protection in Sports   RingCentral Aids Medical Equipment Provider https://www.ringcentral.com/whyringcentral/casestudies/med-care.html    Verint Announces Multi-Million Dollar CX Bot Deal  https://www.verint.com/press-room/2024-press-releases/verint-awarded-6-5-million-deal-from-top-10-u-s-public-utility-company-to-deploy-multiple-ai-powered-bots/   What's coming up?  Robert at the 2024 AWS Analyst Forum & Summit in New York https://aws.amazon.com/events/summits/new-york/#:~:text=Enjoy%20an%20action%2Dpacked%20day,lead%20in%20the%20digital%20era Mel at Wimbledon  https://www.ibm.com/sports/wimbledon   Disclaimer: This show is for information and entertainment purposes only. While we will discuss publicly traded companies on this show. The contents of this show should not be taken as investment advice.

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IBM is doling out €2.13 billion ($2.3 billion) to acquire a duo of data integration assets from Germany-based enterprise software company Software AG. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Teresa Letlow, SVP Global Cloud Alliances at StreamSets, and Jason Yeung, VP NA Center of Excellence BTP at SAP, both join host Andrew Miller to share their thoughts and insights on achieving success with modern analytics. To download and explore this Best Practices Report further please visit: Achieving Success with Modern Analytics Report. This is part two of our two-part series on this topic.

This week on the Data Futurology podcast we host Paul Milinkovic, the APAC Regional Director for the leading data integration platform, StreamSets. Milinkovic joins us to share his insights into data engineers' challenges and the pipelines they manage and maintain. One statistic really highlights just how challenging work environments have become for data engineers: 76 per cent of organisations have a pipeline break at least monthly and for 36 per cent, it's weekly. Rather than contributing strategically to their organisations, engineers split their time between diagnosis and repair, and building new pipelines. This costs the organisation, as half the time the engineer isn't being used strategically. It also leads to cultures of over-working, burnout, and high levels of churn within the data engineering team. Another challenge data teams struggle with is competing priorities. When multiple lines of business need pipelines developed, teams often need to triage to accommodate priority tasks, and this affects overall company outcomes. Being able to help organisations deliver a low or no-code environment that is highly visual and accessible to non-data specialists has been a critical benefit for organisations that have adopted StreamSets. Milinkovic then shares two case studies where StreamSets has helped with overcoming these challenges. In one, a bank achieved a seemingly impossible task – becoming compliant with looming Consumer Data Act requirements within four months. Then, a second bank was able to leverage StreamSets to its data to detect and thwart $9 million in fraudulent activity in a single month. For more deep insights into overcoming the challenges facing modern data engineering teams, tune into the podcast! Links Website: https://streamsets.com Follow on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/streamsets/ Whitepapers:  https://go.streamsets.com/Whitepaper-Dollars_and_Sense_UGLP.html?utm_medium=website&utm_source=DataFuturology&utm_campaign=eg_dollars_and_sense_of_dataops https://go.streamsets.com/Whitepaper-Dollars_and_Sense_UGLP.html?utm_medium=website&utm_source=DataFuturology&utm_campaign=eg_dollars_and_sense_of_dataops  https://go.streamsets.com/230214-lifting-the-lid-on-data-integration-UGLP.html?utm_me[…]turology&utm_campaign=eg_lifting_the_lid_on_data_integration What we discussed: 00:00 Introduction  02:22: Felipe introduces Paul Milinkovic.  03:38: Milinkovic shares his background and his history with data at various levels and applications.  06:04: Milinkovic overviews StreamSets – when and why the company was founded, and what its core capabilities are.  09:04: What are the main issues that StreamSets helps data engineering teams solve?  12:57: How does StreamSets address traditional data pipeline design and build challenges?  12:33: What are the benefits of having a solution that is visual and accessible to non-technical users?  22:51: One of the common questions with the self-service approach to data is governance. How can that be handled while still allowing full flexibility?  26:46: Data engineers care a great deal about the quality and accuracy of data and the platforms that it sits on. Milinkovic explains why it is so important that they have the tools to be able to deliver that to the organisation.  31:24: What is the financial impact of data engineering teams spending as much time fixing pipelines as they are?  33:49: Milinkovic shares some case studies and use cases to highlight the value of StreamSets' approach to data engineering. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/datafuturology/message

EP#66 Willis Nana : Data Ingenieur En savoir plus sur moi : https://espresso-jobs.com/conseils-carriere/les-geeks-du-web-willis-nana/ "Creates simple solutions to complex problems" - Mes Skills Data Engineering

We are back for our second season and 9th episode. Our next guest is Platform Evangelist at StreamSets and longtime data engineer Brenna Buuck. Brenna talks about gathering requirements, gathering feedback at industry events, and hearing how people are building their integration. Dive in to hear about Brenna's transition from a data engineer into the role of StreamSets evangelist. Learn more from Brenna at StreamSets Live

Data democratisation is the continuous process of enabling company-wide access to data, regardless of technical know-how, in a bid to spread a data-led decision-making mindset across all departments of an organisation. It can be a big challenge - and serious investment - for companies as employee education and tool implementation is not trivial undertakings. How can companies set up their data democratisation strategy? In this episode of the EM360 podcast, Content Producer Matt Harris talks to Giuseppe Mura, Director of Solution Engineering at StreamSets, as they tackle: The steps companies should utilise to set up their data democratisation strategy How the demand for DataOps will be affected as businesses adapt their data integration processes Bringing in non-IT-native and non-DevOps experts and providing them with everything they need

Data democratisation is the continuous process of enabling company-wide access to data, regardless of technical know-how, in a bid to spread a data-led decision-making mindset across all departments of an organisation. It can be a big challenge - and serious investment - for companies as employee education and tool implementation is not trivial undertakings. How can companies set up their data democratisation strategy? In this episode of the EM360 podcast, Content Producer Matt Harris talks to Giuseppe Mura, Director of Solution Engineering at StreamSets, as they tackle: The steps companies should utilise to set up their data democratisation strategy How the demand for DataOps will be affected as businesses adapt their data integration processes Bringing in non-IT-native and non-DevOps experts and providing them with everything they need

An End-to-End Platform for Smart Data Pipelines StreamSets DataOps Platform enables data engineers and ETL developers to build, run, monitor and manage smart data pipelines. Spend your time building and innovating, instead of managing to tool limitations with a single design experience for all patterns (batch, CDC, ETL and streaming), a single pane of glass for management and control, and resilient pipelines that seamlessly handle data drift and reduce breakages by 80%. StreamSets abstracts away the complexity of data engineering, so you can quickly deliver what the business needs through a drag-and-drop experience.

This week we are happy to host Keith Gaputis. Keith is the Data Engineering Lead at Axis Group. Axis Group is a longtime StreamSets partner and friend to the field. Keith joins us to talks about cloud, containers, and working on functional teams across engineering and data science. Come hear Kieth in advance of his talk at this years DataOps Summit.

In this episode of TAG Data Talk, we talk with Arvind Prabhakar, Chief Technology Officer at StreamSets, about Data Ops for Dynamic Business Needs.

The company StreamSets is enabling DataOps practices in today's enterprises. StreamSets is a data engineering platform designed to help engineers design, deploy, and operate smart data pipelines. StreamSets Data Collector is a codeless solution for designing pipelines, triggering CDC operations, and monitoring data in flight. StreamSets Transformer uses Apache Spark to generate insights about your The post StreamSets: DataOps and Smart Pipelines with Arvind Prabhakar appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

The company StreamSets is enabling DataOps practices in today's enterprises. StreamSets is a data engineering platform designed to help engineers design, deploy, and operate smart data pipelines. StreamSets Data Collector is a codeless solution for designing pipelines, triggering CDC operations, and monitoring data in flight. StreamSets Transformer uses Apache Spark to generate insights about your

The company StreamSets is enabling DataOps practices in today's enterprises. StreamSets is a data engineering platform designed to help engineers design, deploy, and operate smart data pipelines. StreamSets Data Collector is a codeless solution for designing pipelines, triggering CDC operations, and monitoring data in flight. StreamSets Transformer uses Apache Spark to generate insights about your The post StreamSets: DataOps and Smart Pipelines with Arvind Prabhakar appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

The company StreamSets is enabling DataOps practices in today's enterprises. StreamSets is a data engineering platform designed to help engineers design, deploy, and operate smart data pipelines. StreamSets Data Collector is a codeless solution for designing pipelines, triggering CDC operations, and monitoring data in flight. StreamSets Transformer uses Apache Spark to generate insights about your The post StreamSets: DataOps and Smart Pipelines with Arvind Prabhakar appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

Ingesting and migrating data from a source system or legacy Hadoop stack to Azure platforms such as Synapse, ADLS and HDInsight may seem easy. But optimizing the data for a given Azure platform requires real data engineering. And operationalizing the data pipelines to run non-stop requires smart data pipelines that embed DataOps. Learn how StreamSets, a Microsoft startup program member, has helped customers speed their adoption of Azure cloud with its DataOps platform for smart data pipelines. Ready to learn more? https://streamsets.com and https://aka.ms/AzureMarketplaceStreamSets

Marvin Varnphruk, Head of Business Operations at StreamSets jumped onto Sales Operations Demystified to share his journey into sales operations and why he chose sales ops. He further discusses the importance of building connectivity and their process of forecasting...

This week on DisrupTV, we interviewed Howard Steven Friedman, Data Scientist, Health Economist and Author of "Ultimate Price: The Value We Place on Life." We also caught up with Judy Ko, Chief Product Officer at StreamSets, and Jack Vaughan, Writer, Analyst & Researcher at Progressive Gauge LLC. DisrupTV is a weekly Web series with hosts R “Ray” Wang and Vala Afshar. The show airs live at 11:00 a.m. PT/ 2:00 p.m. ET every Friday. Brought to you by Constellation Executive Network: constellationr.com/CEN.

Join Banjo and Victoria, as they have a conversation with Mike Carley about how StreamSets enables developers to harness the power of DataOps! https://streamsets.com/

Let's say you've got a web application you need to test. It has a REST API that you want to use for testing. Can you use Python for this testing even if the application is written in some other language? Of course. Can you use pytest? duh. yes. what else? What if you want to spin up docker instances, get your app running in that, and run your tests against that environment? How would you use pytest to do that? Well, there, I'm not exactly sure. But I know someone who does. Dima Spivak is the Director of Engineering at StreamSets, and he and his team are doing just that. He's also got some great advice on utilizing code reviews across teams for test code, and a whole lot more. Special Guest: Dima Spivak.

StreamSets DataOps Platform StreamSets is bringing DevOps to data integration. Founded by executives from Informatica and Cloudera, the StreamSets DataOps Platform is transforming how data integration is handled in the face of constant change. Our presentation will give a brief look into the StreamSets journey to date, explore what we mean by DataOps, show how we’re helping leading companies modernize data management, and preview what’s on the horizon in this exciting space.

I am a firm believer that the function of marketing is to grow business and support sales. Great story telling, wonderful commercials, and fantastic events all sound great, but they need to have calls-to-action that tie with sales directly or indirectly. Otherwise, they are just some marketing fluff. I met Jenny, CEO for 3 Busy Dogs, a company that makes beer for dogs. Yes, you hear me right.  Beer for dogs, but no-alcohol. The company is small, so she doesn’t have a big marketing budget. To create buzz, she relies heavily on user-generated content on social media and co-marketing. User-generated content such as pictures of owners and their dogs hiking, watching TV or simply just spending time together, drinking beers and living it up. You know, cute dog and cat pictures garner tons of likes and shares. Any free media impressions are good media impressions. Jenny also focuses on co-marketing. She doesn’t do co-marketing for the sake of doing co-marketing. Whatever co-marketing she does, it has to sell her products. She finds products that will complement her dog beer. For example: what goes well with beer? Oh, pizza. Yes, there’re pizzas for dogs. She partners with Paw’s pizza. What else goes well with beer? Oh, Cigars! She found a company that offers cigar sausages for dogs. I am serious. Oh, what more things go with beers? What about yogurt? Yes, there is frozen yogurt for dogs. I am not making this up.  Feel free to Google dog pizzas, dog cigar sausages, dog frozen yogurt. And to sell more beers, she actually creates various beer float recipes which combine beer and different flavors of yogurt as treats for your dogs. I was laughing so hard when she was talking to me. I was not laughing at her, but I was laughing with her. Those are clever and creative ideas to sell more products. You go, Jenny. Bentley’s Pet Stuff has stores in multiple states and took the beer float idea and created “ice cream social” events to offer dogs free ice cream and beer floats to drive foot traffic during the summer. To me, this is a creative, fun, and low-cost way to drive traffic and increase sales, in addition to building brand awareness. Partner marketing can also work on the B2B side. Jobi George, VP of Business Development and International Operations at StreamSets, shared his partner marketing story with me. Since companies’ data comes from different systems, StreamSets helps companies manage and organize dataflow in pipelines. They call themselves air traffic control for data. StreamSets, a start-up, does not have a big marketing budget. To make their marketing dollars go further, they choose partners who can complement their solutions. ‘Together is better’. Co-marketing helps them present a strong solution for their joint target customers. Cloudera, a platform for machine learning and analytics optimized for the cloud, doesn’t offer the dataflow performance management that Streamsets does. If they work together, they create a end-to-end solution for their target customers. So they partner to create joint messaging. StremSets positions itself as an ideal solution for data input into the Cloudera infrastructure. They attend industry conferences together. They develop invitation list to invite each other’s customers to attend special events. They also do webinars incorporating both platforms and create joint white papers and other content. Jobi said it nicely: “The purpose of partner marketing is to make one plus one equals more than two. At the end of the day, it’s about creating more customers for both companies.” Of course, the B2B example doesn’t’ sound as much fun as ice cream social. But it is equally impactful to drive demand. Are you doing co-marketing in your company? Share your example with me. It was wonderful talking to Jenny and Jobi. Send me your marketing questions via Twitter @pamdidner   Be well. Until next time.  

We have another podcast in the pocket, and we are excited to announce that it now has an official name—Telekinesis: Data to Data Conversations. We’re having a lot of fun with this, so be sure to check back regularly to hear our loosely-guided discussions and interviews with all sorts of industry folks on technology innovations that are revolutionizing the data and analytics ecosystem. In this episode of the Telekinesis podcast, Kinetica CMO Daniel Raskin has the pleasure of interviewing Pat Patterson, the Community Champion for StreamSets. An outgoing personality and self-described “articulate techie,” Pat has been working with Internet technologies since 1997, building software and communities at Sun Microsystems, Huawei, Salesforce, and StreamSets. At Sun, Pat was the community lead for the OpenSSO open source project, while at Huawei he developed cloud storage infrastructure software. As a developer evangelist at Salesforce, Pat focused on identity, integration. and the Internet of Things. Now community champion at StreamSets, Pat is responsible for the care and feeding of the StreamSets open source community.

Stewart Bryson returns to the show to join Mark Rittman to discuss new-world BI and data warehousing development using Google BigQuery and Amazon Athena, Apache Kafka and StreamSets, and talks about his experiences with Looker, the cloud-native BI tool that brings semantic modeling and modern development practices to the world of business intelligence.

Stewart Bryson returns to the show to join Mark Rittman to discuss new-world BI and data warehousing development using Google BigQuery and Amazon Athena, Apache Kafka and StreamSets, and talks about his experiences with Looker, the cloud-native BI tool that brings semantic modeling and modern development practices to the world of business intelligence.

Mark Rittman is joined by StreamSets' Pat Patterson, talking about data in motion and doing it at scale, the story behind StreamSets and the problem of data drift, and the challenges involved in managing dataflows at scale as a continuous operation

Mark Rittman is joined by StreamSets' Pat Patterson, talking about data in motion and doing it at scale, the story behind StreamSets and the problem of data drift, and the challenges involved in managing dataflows at scale as a continuous operation

In the 12th podcast, we meet Girish Pancha from StreamSets who innovates in performance management data flows & shares his entrepreneurial advice.

Logan Bartlett is an investor @ Battery Ventures, where he focuses on growth investments for B2B software companies. He is currently involved in Battery’s investment in Pendo and StreamSets. Before joining Battery, Logan was in investment banking with Spurrier Capital Partners, a boutique merchant bank focused on the technology sector. There, he sourced application-software deals with a focused on the marketing-automation sector as well as sales force automation, human-capital management, work management/collaboration, front-office analytics and data-services companies. Prior to that, Logan served as an investment banking analyst at Deutsche Bank focusing on financial technology.   In Today's Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Logan made his way into the wonderful world of venture capital? 2.) So as young chap entering the industry, I would love to hear how you have gone abut trying to build your brand and identity? What are the key personal marketing strategies for you? How important do you think the brand of the VC is? How do you address the juxtaposition of branding and marketing yourself and battery? 3.) How does Logan approach the deal sourcing aspect of the job? What is his approach to this vital thesis? 3.) Moving to more financial matters I want to address both the seed end and the later stage end of the market today. So starting with the seed funding environment, in recent years we have seen a massive drop in the cost of company creation in conjunction with a large rise in seed funding,. What is the effect of this for you as a Series A-B investor, potentially located in what some may call the funding gap? 4.) You are very much located in the B2B space, d I am intrigued wht kind of ARR do you look for at the stage you are investing and what price point per customer do you believe allows for that ARR metric to be hit within a reasonably short amount of time? 5.) Moving to the later stages of the market I have seen in a slide of yours from the past that you stated that more institutional investors have made their way into the private markets and startups are staying private longer. You followed up by staying that this is a win win for all? Why do you think that is? Does it not mean later stage VCs are priced out of rounds due to the inflow of public money? Does it not mean later stage startups attain inflated valuation that will only lead to a down round at follow on or IPO? Items Mentioned In Today's Episode: Logan's Fave Book: Gang Leader For A Day Logan's Fave Blog Or Newsletter: Dan Primack: Term Sheet As always you can follow The Twenty Minute VC, Harry and Logan on Twitter here! If you would like to see a more colourful side to Harry with many a mojito session, you can follow him on Instagram here!   The Twenty Minute VC is brought to you by Leesa, the Warby Parker or TOMS shoes of the mattress industry. Lees have done away with the terrible mattress showroom buying experience by creating a luxury premium foam mattress that is order completely online and ships for free to your doorstep. The 10 inch mattress comes in all sizes and is engineered with 3 unique foam layers for a universal, adaptive feel, including 2 inches of memory foam and 2 inches of a really cool latex foam called Avena, design to keep you cool. All Leesa mattresses are 100% US or UK made and for every 10 mattresses they sell, they donate one to a shelter. Go to Leesa.com/VC and enter the promo code VC75 to get $75 off!

Rachel Chalmers knows your Achilles heel. After two plus decades sitting in Silicon Valley's front row watching start-up technology companies, she has a very clear idea of the single biggest cause of start-up failure.  Rachel was kind enough to sit down for a few minutes at the Montgomery Summit and talk about it. Listen in to hear what she sees as most critical for entrepreneurial success. My Guest Rachel Chalmers has been a long time observer and analyst in the world of technology.  She describes herself as a failed English teacher.  She received a BA degree in English from the University of Sydney and a master’s in philosophy, with a focus on Anglo-Irish literature, from Trinity College, Dublin.  But her time hanging out with engineering students pointed her towards technology writing. She started her career writing for MIS Magazine and Computerwire during the mid-late 90's.  In 2000 she moved to the 451 Group and focused infrastructure computing for the enterprise.  As she puts it she covered: "tools for programmers, power systems administrators and data center operators...and virtualization. Lots and lots and lots of virtualization." Then in mid-2013 Rachel joined Ignition Partners as a principal investing in enterprise software companies such as BlueData, Carmelo Systems, StreamSets, StrongLoop and Wit.ai Since 201 Rachel has been an adviser to the Ada Initiative, a non-profit that supports women in open technology and culture. Resources & Links Rachel's email:  Rachel [AT] ignitionpartners [DOT] com LinkedIn Twitter: @rachelchalmers Ignition Partners website The Ada Initiative I also mentioned a presentation by Bill Gross of IdeaLab from the Montgomery Summit.  Here's his slides for the same presentation at a different conference. The whole thing is good, but slide 20 is the key factors in failure. There's also a 15 minute video of his presentation from a conference in Europe. Bill Gross CEO of Idealab from Vator Subscribe With Your Favorite App Share With Entrepreneurial Colleagues & Friends Connect With Me Why a Venture Capital Podcast About Failure? From early childhood you always hear the saying “Learn from your mistakes.” In the venture capital industry you frequently hear “Fail fast” to learn and get to the right idea. Great advice. So, for this venture capital podcast I interview venture capital backed entrepreneurs about what they learned when their start-up didn't go as planned. I hope you can learn from their valuable experience. The post Shut-up and Listen! Rachel Chalmers Explains the Biggest Mistake You Can Make appeared first on Venture Capital Coroner's Report.