Data Analytics and Generative AI: A Paradigm Shift in Business Strategy Ft. James Fisher (Qlik)

On this episode of Data Strategy Guru's, host Yves Mulkers and guest James Fisher discuss the potential of Generative AI and its impact on the data and analytics industry. They cover the importance of good data governance, testing, and ethics in AI deployments. Fisher emphasizes the need to get the data right to manage the opportunity and risk of Generative AI. He also shares how organizations can apply this technology to automate workflows and drive transformation. They both discuss how Qlik's acquisition of Talend expands their capabilities in data integration, quality governance, and solutions for data and analytics lifecycle. The episode concludes with a discussion about Qlik's cloud-first approach and their roadmap for Generative AI implementation.
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James Fisher is the Chief Strategy Officer at Qlik, and he is excited about the acquisition of Talend, which now brings a new team of colleagues to the Qlik family. James is thrilled to be a part of this opportunity to enrich their portfolio, support an end-to-end data and analytics lifecycle, and make that available in an open and heterogeneous world. He is excited to bring the two companies together and evolve their combined organization to take advantage of the opportunities that sit out there with Generative AI while still helping their customers solve real-world business problems with data and analytics.
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[00:00] Intro
[01:06] Excitement for Talend acquisition and integration.
[07:06] Real-time requires governance and ethical caution.
[11:29] Generative AI and GPT-chat drive data engagement.
[15:12] Data democratization to result, demands involvement.
[00:18:11] Combine Qlik and Talend thoughtfully for benefits.
[00:22:43] Passion for data and belief in AI.
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[bobbieosborne]

The first AI discussion that acknowledges the problem

[sophiechan]

The advances, and the revolutions have so much contribution to each and every field

[kimberlymayer]

One of the best presentations I have ever seen

[janicewebb]

I don't think this is enough for AI, it's a very deep topic

[jordonwindler]

This was an engaging episode, I am looking forward to many such videos....

[annabellnikolaus]

We have to accept the fact no matter what

[micheasmith]

There are risks no doubt, but it is also way too much useful

[jazzracurtis]

The real goal of AI should be to empower all the small businesses

[EfiPylarinou]

I would really like to understand better how data silos be `broken` because of AI (Generative AI)

[jamiescherer]

The machine creates and tests hypotheses based on all available data and there;s nothing wrong in it right

[aleenaaleenapearce]

I just didn't understand most of the questions

[nancysullivan]

The workers would get replaced, writers, medical service everything

[nelliebronk]

Unfortunately the profit eaters are taking away everything AI has given

[dominickirk]

The first AI discussion that acknowledges the problem