A practical framework for data platform AI-readiness - 5 dimensions, before-and-after examples, quick wins, and a scorecard you can run with your team.
A practical framework for data platform AI-readiness - 5 dimensions, before-and-after examples, quick wins, and a scorecard you can run with your team.
An edited Q&A from the Data Splash podcast, hosted by Ido Bronstein and brought to you by Upriver. Our guest is Prakash Reddy, Head of Data Engineering & AI Enablement at Atlassian. Prakash started his career in big data when "big" meant Oracle, was one of the early data practitioners at LinkedIn leading data products for Ads, and is an active investor and advisor for startups.
A practical framework for data platform AI-readiness - 5 dimensions, before-and-after examples, quick wins, and a scorecard you can run with your team.
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