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Most enterprises spend 80% of analysts' time just extracting data from documents. Formats change. Vendors switch layouts. Templates break. Astera ReportMiner handles document variability automatically. It converts documents into structured, system-ready data regardless of layout, with no templates and no code. Teams get their time back. Data flows into downstream systems reliably. This video shows how ReportMiner handles real-world document variability and keeps your data pipeline moving automatically.

Part of our "Did You Know?" series: We're setting the record straight. We’re cutting through the noise to share exactly what differentiates Cloudera from the rest—because in a world full of recycled data talk, we’re here to deliver real insights. In this episode, Jeff Healey breaks down Cloudera's unparalleled data storage capabilities. Learn how the Cloudera object store scales to billions of objects, solving the "small files problem" while increasing performance with full S3 compatibility. Achieve a lower TCO with a modern object store built for analytics and AI anywhere.

If it passes the tests, it’s not my problem. If you’re still manually checking every line of code in 2026, you’re just wasting company time. Let the AI cook and go touch some grass. Check out: speedscale.com.

For two decades, Perforce OpenLogic has delivered enterprise-grade open source technical support, LTS, and professional services including implementations and migrations. With more than 400 technologies covered, we help organizations achieve digital autonomy and avoid vendor lock-in by securely deploying OSS. If you're looking to reduce costs by getting off proprietary platforms, modernize legacy systems, or meet new compliance regulations, our experts can provide unbiased guidance.

In this clip from LIMITLESS, our 2026 P4 Product Update, Patrycja (Trish) Tomiak-Gough, Chief Architect at Perforce, demonstrates how P4 MCP connects Claude with Perforce P4 Code Review to find a specific review, ask whether the change addresses a ticket, and a surprise trick question!

In this episode, *Dr. Sanjiva Weerawarana* and *Asanka Abeysinghe* are joined by WSO2 Chief AI Officer *Rania Khalaf* to discuss what the agentic enterprise really means. The conversation looks beyond AI pilots and explores the architectural foundations needed to make agents practical at enterprise scale. Topics include agents as first-class actors, the platform capabilities required to support them, and why identity, policy, observability, and audit matter in an agentic world. The episode closes with a practical view of what architects should start doing now.

The average grocery store has 65 to 80% inventory accuracy. One in 10 products is out of stock at any moment. For an industry operating on razor-thin margins and competing against digital-native challengers, that data gap is existential. In this episode, Kevin Johnson, CEO of Focal Systems, sits down with Joseph to explore how his team is using computer vision, data streaming, and stateful stream processing to close that gap at scale.

Most enterprises spend 80% of analysts' time just extracting data from documents. Formats change. Vendors switch layouts. Templates break. Astera ReportMiner handles document variability automatically. It converts documents into structured, system-ready data regardless of layout without any manual effort. Teams get their time back. Data flows into downstream systems reliably. This video tells how ReportMiner handles real-world document variability and keeps your data pipeline moving automatically.

AI agents need access to your systems. But are you sure they're accessing them securely? In this video, Tun @DataSurfer breaks down the way most teams give AI agents access today: static API keys, shared credentials, no audit trail. It's a disaster waiting to happen, but what exactly can teams do about it?

Complexity doesn’t just "go away" because of AI. Watch to find out how to connect your existing test environment to the power of AI to get REAL work done. The future of software quality is here.