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The world (of data) is not enough! For data on its own is meaningless. Only within the proper context does data have meaning. And not even James Bond could work miracles without that valuable context! Luckily, we have data catalogs these days, and they are helping organizations make sense of their data! Check out this episode of DM Radio to hear Host @eric_kavanagh speak with three of the brightest minds in the data catalog discipline: Industry Analysts Michael Baraz and Evan Levy, along with Data.World CPO and Co-Founder Byron Jacob. They'll discuss how data catalogs are filling a long-elsuive hole in knowledge management.

It's lurking everywhere, on old servers, in the cloud, wherever business got done. Usually, it's harmless, but sometimes there's great value... or existential risk. It's Dark Data! Many executives know it's out there, but are reluctant to open what seems like a can of worms. But if curated properly, there's tremendous value awaiting. And it's a command performance if you plan to leverage AI responsibly. Check out this episode of DM Radio to hear Host @eric_kavanagh interview veteran Analyst Dr. Robin Bloor, along with serial innovator Andrew Ahn of PraxiData, Amit Ben of One AI, and budding data science star, Danielle Oberdier of Dikayo Data. They'll get into the weeds about how expert curation and generative AI can connect the dots within information systems.

Imagine having a closet that automatically expanded whenever you needed more room. A scalable closet! That's basically what Cloud storage provides: a nice, big room where you can store all your stuff! There are some considerations, of course: How quickly do you want to be able to access your stuff? How much does this fancy closet cost? What's your backup strategy in case it gets hacked? These are all considerations for companies that are redefining their storage strategy. It's not just for on-prem anymore!

Check out this episode of DM Radio to learn from two experts: David Colantuoni of Avid, and Joe Gaska from GRAX.

Not since the mainframe gave way to client-server has the tech world been more dynamic. That's because the Great Migration is happening! Companies are moving to the cloud, but also to the edge. This creates tremendous opportunities for hyper-efficiency, but also raises the stakes for doing business online.

Find out more in this episode of DM Radio as Host @eric_kavanagh interviews three experts: Jonas Bonér, CEO and founder of Lightbend, inc., Wayne Lam, CEO at Cirrus Data Solutions, inc., and Jim Ryan, Technology CEO at Flexera Software.

As the Industrial Cloud plows forward (aka SuperCloud or MetaCloud), most organizations now realize that so-called Hybrid Cloud is no longer just a connection between on-prem and a single cloud provider. Multi-cloud is here to stay! What does that mean for information architecture? What does it mean for operational excellence? And what does it mean for egress charges?

Find out more on this episode of DM Radio as Host @eric_kavanagh interviews Wally Macdermid of Scality, Stephen Thomas of Virtuozzo, Tytus Kurek of Canonical, and a special guest.

How fast is your data? How wide? How deep? For many companies, that answer changes by the day. They need a database that can make it all happen. And increasingly, they need it in the cloud. This is true for both analytical and operational workloads. What's an enterprise to do?

Check out this episode of DM Radio to find out! Host @eric_kavanagh will interview database industry Analyst Tony Baer of DBInsights, along with Manjot Singh of MariaDB and Robin Jessani of Teradata.

Every enterprise now knows the reality of hybrid cloud, the struggle of reconciling on-prem systems with Software-as-a-Service. Most understand the growing reality of multi-cloud, where several major cloud providers are used to transact business. But what about metacloud? or supercloud?

Check out this episode of DM Radio to learn more as Host @eric_kavanagh interviews industry veteran David Linthicum, along with special guests Kirat Singh of Beacon, Ben Haynes of Directus and Tammy Butow of Statype.