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Coffee Chat with ?: How to Build a Centralized Data Stack

December 10, 2021 | 9 AM PST | Virtual

To centralize or decentralize your data stack, that is the question. And for most data organizations, there’s not a one-size-fits-all answer.

Join us for a coffee chat with Toast, the leading modern point of sale and management platform, on their company’s journey from a centralized to decentralized architecture and back again. In this session you’ll hear from Noah Abramson, Data Engineering Manager at Toast, for a conversation about:

  1. How to measure the ROI and impact of data at your company
  2. How to design and scale a centralized data architecture to meet the demands of cross-functional stakeholders
  3. What tools and processes you need to build a modern data stack 
  4. The role of data governance in data engineering 
  5. Why data observability is critical to supporting the reliability of centralized data pipelines 

Featured Speakers:

Adam Woods

Chief Client Officer

Katie Harker

Director of Media Strategy

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A few lucky attendees will win artisan coffee from Vermont's Res Ipsa Roastery:

Res Ipsa Roastery sources their coffee from importers who have relationships with their coffee growers. These importers pay a fair price to the growers and co-ops that employ sustainable growing techniques.

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