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Data Engineering Trends with Lior Gavish and James Densmore

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 Lior Gavish









James Densmore













Data infrastructure is a fast-moving sector of the software market. As the volume of data has increased, so too has the quality of tooling to support data management and data engineering. In today’s show, we have a guest from a data intensive company as well as a company that builds a popular data engineering product. James Densmore works at Hubspot, which produces tons of data, and Lior Gavish works at Monte Carlo Data, which sells a data quality product.

 

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