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Join us for our monthly Data Mesh Learning Roundtable. This is an interactive roundtable that encourages participant interaction. We will divide the group into break-out sessions moderated by our four hosts:

Andrew Sharp, Principal Consultant/Data Governance, Oakland Group Amy Raygada, Senior Data Product Manager, Swiss Marketplace Karin Håkansson, Data Governance/Data Mesh Lead Consultant Wannes Rosiers, Product Manager and Data Enthusiast, Conveyor

Topic: TBD

Join us for our monthly Data Mesh Learning Roundtable. This is an interactive roundtable that encourages participant interaction. We will divide the group into break-out sessions moderated by our four hosts:

Andrew Sharp, Principal Consultant/Data Governance, Oakland Group Amy Raygada, Senior Data Product Manager, Swiss Marketplace Karin Håkansson, Data Governance/Data Mesh Lead Consultant Wannes Rosiers, Product Manager and Data Enthusiast, Conveyor

Topic: Legacy Systems

Data mesh is hardly ever built wed greenfield, it is a next iteration of your data operating model and therefore started on top of an existing architecture. This leads to data mesh implementations introducing new concepts either in this existing technology or through depreciation of those systems. In both ways you are dealing with legacy systems. In next round table we discuss how to cope with these legacy systems.

Join us for our monthly Data Mesh Learning Roundtable. This is an interactive roundtable that encourages participant interaction. We will divide the group into break-out sessions moderated by our four hosts:

Andrew Sharp, Principal Consultant/Data Governance, Oakland Group Amy Raygada, Senior Data Product Manager, Swiss Marketplace Karin Håkansson, Data Governance/Data Mesh Lead Consultant Wannes Rosiers, Product Manager and Data Enthusiast, Conveyor

Topic: Budget Ownership

Join us for an engaging discussion on the critical topic of Budget Ownership within data mesh implementations. This round table will explore:

• Challenges of transitioning from centralized to decentralized data budgeting
• Strategies for aligning data domain budgets with business objectives
• Best practices for data product cost allocation and chargeback models
• Balancing autonomy and accountability in domain-driven data ownership
• Tools and frameworks for tracking ROI on distributed data investments

Ideal for data leaders, enterprise architects, and finance professionals navigating the financial implications of data mesh adoption. Come prepared to share experiences and gain insights from peers across industries.

Join us for our monthly Data Mesh Learning Roundtable. This is an interactive roundtable that encourages participant interaction. We will divide the group into break-out sessions moderated by our four hosts:

Andrew Sharp, Principal Consultant/Data Governance, Oakland Group Amy Raygada, Senior Data Product Manager, Swiss Marketplace Karin Håkansson, Data Governance/Data Mesh Lead Consultant Wannes Rosiers, Product Manager and Data Enthusiast, Conveyor

Join us for our monthly Data Mesh Learning Roundtable. This is an interactive roundtable that encourages participant interaction. We will divide the group into break-out sessions moderated by our four hosts:

Andrew Sharp, Principal Consultant/Data Governance, Oakland Group Amy Raygada, Senior Data Product Manager, Swiss Marketplace Karin Håkansson, Data Governance/Data Mesh Lead Consultant Wannes Rosiers, Product Manager and Data Enthusiast, Conveyor

with special guest Ole Olesen-Bagneux, Chief Evangelist, Zeenea

In the evolving landscape of data management, Data Mesh is emerging as a transformative approach to handle the increasing complexity and scale of data in large organizations. One of the critical components of Data Mesh is the Data Catalog, which acts as a centralized repository for metadata, providing a comprehensive overview of the data assets within the organization. The Data Catalog in a Data Mesh framework ensures data discoverability, accessibility, and governance, enabling data consumers to easily find, understand, and use data from diverse sources. By cataloging data products across various domains, the Data Catalog facilitates decentralized data ownership while maintaining a high level of interoperability and standardization.

To delve deeper into the intricacies of Data Catalogs within the Data Mesh paradigm, we have invited Ole Olesen-Bagneux, a renowned expert in data governance and metadata management. With his extensive experience and insights, Ole will discuss the role of Data Catalogs in enhancing data democratization, fostering data-driven decision-making, and addressing the challenges associated with implementing Data Mesh in large-scale enterprises. His talk promises to provide valuable perspectives on optimizing Data Catalogs for improved data quality, compliance, and operational efficiency in a Data Mesh environment.

Join us for our monthly Data Mesh Learning Roundtable. This is an interactive roundtable that encourages participant interaction. We will divide the group into break-out sessions moderated by our four hosts:

Andrew Sharp, Principal Consultant/Data Governance, Oakland Group Amy Raygada, Senior Data Product Manager, Swiss Marketplace Karin Håkansson, Data Governance/Data Mesh Lead Consultant Wannes Rosiers, Product Manager and Data Enthusiast, Conveyor

with special guest Paolo Platter, CTO - Co-founder at Agile Lab

Navigating the Data Mesh: Designing Data Products for Success

In today's data-driven landscape, organizations are increasingly adopting the data mesh paradigm to manage and leverage their vast data resources effectively. However, navigating the complexities of data product design within a data mesh framework requires a nuanced understanding of both technical and organizational dynamics.

Join us for a dynamic roundtable discussion where industry experts, thought leaders, and practitioners converge to explore the intricacies of designing data products within a data mesh architecture.

Whether you're a seasoned data architect, a data engineer grappling with complex infrastructure challenges, or a business leader seeking to harness the power of data for strategic advantage, this roundtable promises to offer valuable insights and actionable strategies for designing data products within a data mesh framework.

This is the rescheduled event from April 16th

Join us for our monthly Data Mesh Learning Roundtable. This is an interactive roundtable that encourages participant interaction. We will divide the group into break-out sessions moderated by our four hosts:

Andrew Sharp, Principal Consultant/Data Governance, Oakland Group Amy Raygada, Senior Data Solutions and Integration Program Lead, BayWa r.e Karin Håkansson, Data Governance/Data Mesh Lead Consultant Wannes Rosiers, Product Manager and Data Enthusiast, Conveyor

Data Mesh Domain-Driven Socio Architecture: Domain Splitting and Consumer Alignment Strategies

The round table will explore the intersection of Data Mesh principles and Domain-Driven Design in the context of a socio-technical architecture.

Focusing on the challenges of splitting domains in a Data Mesh environment, we delve into innovative strategies for effective domain isolation.

Furthermore, we'll discuss methodologies for aligning data domains with consumer needs, emphasizing the crucial role of socio-technical considerations in achieving seamless integration. By addressing the intricacies of domain splitting and aligning data domains with consumer expectations, this work contributes valuable insights to the evolving landscape of data architecture and facilitates the adoption of Data Mesh principles in a Domain-Driven context.

Join us for our monthly Data Mesh Learning Roundtable. This is an interactive roundtable that encourages participant interaction. We will divide the group into break-out sessions moderated by our four hosts:

Andrew Sharp, Principal Consultant/Data Governance, Oakland Group Amy Raygada, Senior Data Product Manager, Swiss Marketplace Karin Håkansson, Data Governance/Data Mesh Lead Consultant Wannes Rosiers, Product Manager and Data Enthusiast, Conveyor

Data Mesh Domain-Driven Socio Architecture: Domain Splitting and Consumer Alignment Strategies

The round table will explore the intersection of Data Mesh principles and Domain-Driven Design in the context of a socio-technical architecture.

Focusing on the challenges of splitting domains in a Data Mesh environment, we delve into innovative strategies for effective domain isolation.

Furthermore, we'll discuss methodologies for aligning data domains with consumer needs, emphasizing the crucial role of socio-technical considerations in achieving seamless integration. By addressing the intricacies of domain splitting and aligning data domains with consumer expectations, this work contributes valuable insights to the evolving landscape of data architecture and facilitates the adoption of Data Mesh principles in a Domain-Driven context.

Join us for our monthly Data Mesh Learning Roundtable. This is an interactive roundtable that encourages participant interaction. We will divide the group into break-out sessions moderated by our four hosts:

Andrew Sharp, Principal Consultant/Data Governance, Oakland Group Amy Raygada, Senior Data Product Manager, Swiss Marketplace Karin Håkansson, Data Governance/Data Mesh Lead Consultant Wannes Rosiers, Product Manager and Data Enthusiast, Conveyor

Data Mesh Domain-Driven Socio Architecture: Domain Splitting and Consumer Alignment Strategies

The round table will explore the intersection of Data Mesh principles and Domain-Driven Design in the context of a socio-technical architecture.

Focusing on the challenges of splitting domains in a Data Mesh environment, we delve into innovative strategies for effective domain isolation.

Furthermore, we'll discuss methodologies for aligning data domains with consumer needs, emphasizing the crucial role of socio-technical considerations in achieving seamless integration. By addressing the intricacies of domain splitting and aligning data domains with consumer expectations, this work contributes valuable insights to the evolving landscape of data architecture and facilitates the adoption of Data Mesh principles in a Domain-Driven context.

Join us for our monthly Data Mesh Learning Roundtable. This is an interactive roundtable that encourages participant interaction. We will divide the group into break-out sessions moderated by our four hosts:

Andrew Sharp, Principal Consultant/Data Governance, Oakland Group Amy Raygada, Senior Data Product Manager, Swiss Marketplace Karin Håkansson, Data Governance/Data Mesh Lead Consultant Wannes Rosiers, Product Manager and Data Enthusiast, Conveyor

Join us for an engaging community event, a Round Table on Data Contracts, where knowledge meets experience in a collaborative space. Hosted by (our names) a, this gathering aims to foster a dynamic exchange of ideas, insights, and experiences surrounding the critical realm of data contracts.

In an era where data is a cornerstone of decision-making, understanding and managing data contracts is pivotal. The round table will encompass diverse perspectives on crafting, negotiating, and implementing data contracts, exploring legal, technical, and ethical dimensions. This event is about imparting knowledge and creating a platform for participants to share their real-world challenges and success stories.

We aim to cultivate a sense of community where professionals from various backgrounds can learn from one another. From business professionals ensuring compliance to data engineers developing robust frameworks, the round table promises to provide a comprehensive view of the intricacies involved in data contracts.

Key topics for discussion include:

Business Implications: An overview of business considerations and best practices in drafting data contracts.

Technical Challenges: Navigating the technical nuances of data contracts, including interoperability and integration.

This round table allows participants to enrich their understanding of data contracts, gather insights from industry experts, and build meaningful connections within the community. Whether a seasoned professional or a newcomer, your unique perspective is valued, making this event a true celebration of collaborative learning.

Join us for our monthly Data Mesh Learning Roundtable. This is an interactive roundtable that encourages participant interaction. We will divide the group into break-out sessions moderated by our four hosts:

Andrew Sharp, Principal Consultant/Data Governance, Oakland Group Amy Raygada, Senior Data Product Manager, Swiss Marketplace Karin Håkansson, Data Governance/Data Mesh Lead Consultant Wannes Rosiers, Product Manager and Data Enthusiast, Conveyor

Our expert speakers will share their insights and experiences in creating interactive and impactful visualizations that drive data-based decision making.

Whether you are a software architect, engineering leader, product manager, or a data enthusiast, this event will provide you with the necessary knowledge to effectively communicate the power of data to stakeholders. We will discuss best practices, industry trends, and real-world case studies that demonstrate the transformative power of data visualization.

Don't miss this opportunity to network with fellow professionals and expand your knowledge in the fields of software engineering, business analytics, and data visualization. Join us for an evening of learning, inspiration, and collaboration. RSVP now to reserve your spot!