Episode 35 w/ Gregor Zeiler - Data Evolution: Tracing the Path from Centralized Control to Data Democratization
In this podcast episode, host Ole Olesen-Bagneux sits down with Gregor Zeiler, daitastack's CEO, and a seasoned data management pioneer. Gregor recounts over 30 years of evolution in the field, from his early days of discovering a passion for data engineering to his role in advancing data democratization and innovative software solutions globally.Throughout their discussion, Gregor delves into the shifting paradigms of data handlingâfrom centralized data warehouses to the empowering data mesh approaches that facilitate decentralized management. He shares insights into the creation and impact of BI tools, ETL technologies, and the revolutionary influence of AI on data strategies.The conversation also explores Gregor's latest endeavors with daitastack, aiming to support specialized software vendors in navigating the complex data management landscape and enhancing their market presence. He further highlights the distinct adoption patterns of data management technologies between Europe and the U.S., emphasizing Europe's leading role in embracing advanced data methodologies.đ§ Tune in to explore Gregor Zeiler's journey through the dynamic world of data, his expert insights into the latest industry trends, and his strategic vision for the future of data management and software innovation.Bonus ââ¶ïž  Watch the episode (video) on Youtubeđ  Download our ebook "The Practical Guide to Data Mesh"Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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Episode 34 w/ Winfried Adalbert Etzel - Winter is Coming: Data Governance in the AI Summer
In this podcast episode, host Ole Olesen-Bagneux engages with Winfried Adalbert Etzel, host of the MetaDAMA podcast and an expert in data management based in Norway. They discuss the influence of Winfriedâs background in history, political science, and law on his approach to data management.As the conversation unfolds, they explore how these disciplines enhance his understanding of data context and governance, leading to a broader discussion on the shift from traditional IT service management to integrated data strategies within businesses. Winfried then introduces DAMA Norway, detailing its inception and growth, and the role of the MetaDAMA podcast in promoting data management insights from the Nordics.The dialogue shifts to technical strategies, focusing on the concept of data mesh and its application in modern data management. They conclude with a discussion on the future of data and AI, reflecting on the stable nature of data as a term and the cyclical hype around AI, predicting upcoming trends and challenges.đ§ Tune in to hear Winfried Adalbert Etzel discuss the intertwining of historical insights with modern data strategies, and his thoughtful predictions on the evolving roles of data and AI in business.Bonus ââ¶ïž  Watch the episode (video) on Youtubeđ  Download our ebook "The Practical Guide to Data Mesh"Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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Episode 33 w/ Amy Raygada - Data Before AI: Ensuring Foundations for Future Technologies
In this podcast episode, host Ole Olesen-Bagneux is joined by Amy Raygada, Senior Data Solutions Program Lead at BayWa r.e. Global. With roots in Costa Rica and now based in Germany, Amy shares her insights from a dynamic journey across different industries spanning IT, data engineering, and governance.Throughout their discussion, Amy emphasizes the evolution of data tools from rudimentary Excel sheets to sophisticated data catalogs and governance systems that not only accommodate but empower business users. She delves into the concept of master data within the framework of data mesh, underscoring the need for domain-driven approaches to improve both data quality and organizational efficiency.As the conversation turns to the future of data and AI, Amy voices concerns about the rush towards AI adoption without adequate data foundations, stressing the implications for privacy and data security, especially under regulations like GDPR. She highlights the importance of strategic planning and clear objectives to leverage AI effectively in business contexts.đ§ Tune in to hear Amy Raygada articulate the intersection of data governance and technology, offering strategic insights into managing data and her visionary outlook on the evolving role of AI and data integration within global industries.Bonus ââ¶ïž  Watch the episode (video) on Youtubeđ  Download our ebook "The Practical Guide to Data Mesh"Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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Episode 32 w/ Tom De Wolf - Data by Design: A Journey from Software Architecture to Data Mesh Mastery
In this podcast episode, host Ole Olesen-Bagneux sits down with Tom De Wolf, a pioneer in Belgium's data mesh community and the founder of Data Mesh Belgium Meetup. Tom recounts his transition from software architecture to passionately advocating for data mesh, spurred by his insights into domain-driven design and microservice architectures.Throughout the discussion, Tom highlights the challenges and solutions in defining and managing data products, emphasizing the need for platforms that reduce complexity and cognitive load for data producers. He shares his experiences with initiating community dialogues through meetups, which play a crucial role in fostering the adoption and understanding of data mesh across Belgian industries.Tom also reflects on the future of data mesh in Belgium, envisioning its broader application and the transformative impact it could have on data management practices within the region. đ§ Tune in to explore how Tom De Wolf is shaping the data architecture landscape in Belgium, and learn about the practical steps and visionary approaches driving the data mesh initiative forward.Bonus ââ¶ïž  Watch the episode (video) on Youtubeđ  Download our ebook "The Practical Guide to Data Mesh"Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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Episode 31 w/ Jessica Talisman - Cataloging the Digital Age: The Intersection of Librarianship and Modern Technology
In this podcast episode, host Ole Olesen-Bagneux welcomes Jessica Talisman, a senior information architect at Adobe, who shares her vast experience across various IT domains and her unique perspective combining library information science with modern data architecture.Throughout their conversation, Jessica highlights the potential of knowledge graphs to add depth and context to data, making a case for their integration into AI and IT systems based on principles she adapted from her past as a librarian. She further explores how traditional library sciences, especially models like FRBR and MARC, can influence modern data management practices and help maintain data provenance and rights management in AI applications.Ole and Jessica delve into the challenges and advancements within the data community regarding the understanding and application of taxonomies and ontologies. They discuss how these can act as a business's 'fingerprint' in the AI landscape, emphasizing the necessity for curated and domain-specific data architectures to enhance business representation and functionality in technological settings. đ§ Tune into this enlightening episode to hear Jessica Talisman articulate the convergence of library information science and data architecture, her insights on fostering a more structured and ethical approach to data in the tech world, and the ongoing evolution of data understanding in the community.Bonus ââ¶ïž  Watch the episode (video) on Youtubeđ  Download our ebook "The Practical Guide to Data Mesh"Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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Ole Olesen-Bagneux is a globally recognized thought leader on data catalogs and enterprise data management. He has written 'The Enterprise Data Catalog' published by O'Reilly. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Copenhagen, in Library- and Information Science. His expertise of data management and -mesh is that of a specialist, a leader and an architect. After a rich experience as Enterprise Architect with GN Store Nord, he recently joined Zeenea as Chief Evangelist.
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