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2022 Data Engineering Predictions Discussion

January 27, 2022 | 9 AM PST | Virtual

Over the past few years, data engineering has emerged as a critical function for companies seeking to operationalize data at scale. Still, the demand for data and analytics has translated into technical bottlenecks, process gaps, and cultural shifts reflective of an industry in flux.

So, what’s on tap for data leaders in 2022?

Join us on January 27, 2022 at 9 AM PST as we sit down with some of the industry’s top minds to discuss the top 10 trends defining data engineering and how some of the best data teams are leveraging them to drive impact at scale. Topics to be discussed include:

• Data sharing

• Reverse ETL

• Data security as a first-class citizen

• Data as a product

• Hybrid team structures

And more!

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