Fivetran + Databricks: The key to generative AI
CEOs discuss how to make AI work for you and your organisation
March 27, 2024
10AM - 11AM GMT
Virtual
George Fraser
Ali Ghodsi
How to navigate the intricate dynamics of data movement
How to make AI work for you and your organization
The trials and learnings of being a market leader for cutting-edge technology
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While the question of how organizations can (and should) use AI isn’t new, the stakes and urgency of finding answers have skyrocketed. Business leaders are wondering: How can we use AI tools to boost performance or gain a competitive edge? Can we trust AI to inform decision-making?
Join George Fraser, CEO, and co-founder of Fivetran, and Ali Ghodsi, CEO, and co-founder of Databricks, as they sit down to share strategies for crafting a successful GenAI approach, and actionable insights to get organisations there faster. As Ghodsi aptly puts it, “The dirty secret of all AI is that the hardest part of AI, machine learning, and generative AI, is the data… That's the secret sauce. That's where Fivetran comes in."
How to navigate the intricate dynamics of data movement
How to make AI work for you and your organization
The trials and learnings of being a market leader for cutting-edge technology
George Fraser
Ali Ghodsi
George Fraser
Ali Ghodsi
While the question of how organizations can (and should) use AI isn’t new, the stakes and urgency of finding answers have skyrocketed. Business leaders are wondering: How can we use AI tools to boost performance or gain a competitive edge? Can we trust AI to inform decision-making?
Join George Fraser, CEO, and co-founder of Fivetran, and Ali Ghodsi, CEO, and co-founder of Databricks, as they sit down to share strategies for crafting a successful GenAI approach, and actionable insights to get organisations there faster. As Ghodsi aptly puts it, “The dirty secret of all AI is that the hardest part of AI, machine learning, and generative AI, is the data… That's the secret sauce. That's where Fivetran comes in."