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Episode 3: How telematics leader Geotab powers innovation with BigQuery

In this episode, Bruno revisits Geotab, a software-as-a-service-company that specializes in connective commercial vehicles and fleet management, to dig deeper into their data journey. Bob Bradley, Associate VP of Data and Solutions, shares the company's staggering growth (from 400,000 vehicles to well over 2 million in just 5 years) and how Google Cloud has helped them to keep up and stay ahead of the competition.

Hevo Enables Lovebox to Gain Deeper Customer Insights

Victor Jager, Head of Business Performance at Lovebox, talks about how before Hevo, most of Lovebox's data rested in disparate sources. There was no way to perform transversal analysis and gain insights into the customer's journey. Hevo has enabled Lovebox to unify eCommerce, website, product, and support data from Shopify, Google Analytics, Amplitude, Zendesk, and Google Sheets to a BigQuery Data Warehouse.

The Data Chief LIVE: Better for everyone: How to battle bias in AI

Join Dr. Haniyeh Mahmoudian, Global AI Ethicist at DataRobot, Alyssa Simpson Rochwerger, co-author of Real World AI: A Practical Guide for Responsible Machine Learning and Director of Product Management at Blue Shield of California, Dr. Besa Bauta, Chief Data and Analytics Officer of State of Texas, Department of Family and Protective Services and NYU adjunct assistant professor, and ThoughtSpot Chief Data Strategy Officer, Cindi Howson, as they discuss the complexities of bias in AI.

Unleashing the power of Java UDFs with Snowflake

As part of the Snowpark developer experience, customers can execute Java user-defined functions (UDFs) packaged in a JVM right inside Snowflake’s powerful processing engine for better performance, scalability, and concurrency. These Java UDFs can be used for data preparation and enrichment pipelines, implementing custom business logic, and even to run machine learning model inference. In this session, Felipe Hoffa demonstrates how simple it is to get started with Java UDFs for your use case.