In this episode, Shannon chats with Carter Cousineau, Head of Data and Analytics and VP of Responsible AI and Data at Thomson Reuters about responsible AI, managing data quality and integrity, and the role of data governance during a digital transformation.

In this episode, Bill Stratton, Global Head of Media, Entertainment, and Advertising at Snowflake, sits down with Ravi Kandikonda, SVP of Marketing at Zillow. Ravi shares his experiences and insights on modern software development, talks about how his academic background prepared him for modern marketing, and what Zillow is doing to approach personalization at scale.

In this episode, Todd Crosslin, Global Industry Principal Healthcare and Life Sciences at Snowflake, sits down with Rajesh Viswanathan, CTO at Inovalon. They discuss Rajesh's journey into healthcare, the complexities of the U.S. healthcare system, the role of data and AI in transforming healthcare, and Inovalon's strategies to improve patient outcomes and healthcare economics.

In this episode, Shannon Katschilo sits down with Jim Williamson, VP of Data and Analytics at Element Fleet Management.

This week on the podcast, we’re sharing a special episode. Steve Hamm, the amazing host of The Data Cloud Podcast is stepping away from the show, and we want to honor all he has done to make the podcast what it is today.

This episode features clips from all of the interviews from Season 5 of the podcast so far. Conversations featuring Snowflake’s CEO, Sridhar Ramaswamy, VP of Data & Analytics at ZoomInfo, Philip Zelitchenko, Chief Data Officer at WeightWatchers, David Cohen, President at TalkingPoints, Claudine Ryan, CEO of Blue Yonder, Duncan Angove, and the Head of Transformation at Spark NZ, Kallol Dutta. Our guests discuss how their organizations are leveraging AI and what we can expect in the near...

In this episode, Kallol Dutta, Head of Transformation at Spark NZ, talks about the idea of the minimum viable data concept, Spark New Zealand’s vision for becoming a cloud software company, and why he considers himself a techno-optimist.

In this episode, Duncan Angove, CEO at Blue Yonder, shares with us what he calls the age of uncertainty when it comes to supply chain management software, what it looks like to utilize AI to resolve risk, and helps us to understand everything that goes into building the world’s largest supply chain on the data cloud.

In this episode, Claudine Ryan, President of TalkingPoints, provides a deep dive into TalkingPoints’ mission and the results they’ve seen, how Snowflake has helped them scale, and her team’s ultimate vision of leveraging AI for good.

In this episode, David Cohen, Chief Data Officer at WeightWatchers, shares with us why having silos of information hobbles an organization, how Snowflake continues to help Weight Watchers do its job well, and he walks us through the important distinction between what it means to be data-informed vs data-driven.

In this episode, Philip Zelitchenko gives a deep dive into ZoomInfo: its journey, collaborations, and role as a data broker. He also explains how Snowflake is an integral component of ZoomInfo’s data platform and the critical role of data in today's business environment, the importance of building customer profiles, and the future of AI and data-driven decision-making.

To kick off the fifth season of The Data Cloud Podcast, Steve is joined by our CEO, Sridhar Ramaswamy, to discuss why AI is the glue that will bind enterprise software together.

In this episode, Lisa and Fawad discuss the impact of climate change on global migration trends, how the UN’s International Organization for Migration provides solutions to enable safe, orderly, and regular migration for those affected by climate change, and how the collaboration with Snowflake assists in streamlining this process through the use of data analytics. Lisa and Fawad dive into their partnership, and how they use predictive modeling and evidence-based policies to identify issues...

In this episode, Madhav Kondle, CIO at Janie and Jack, talks about strategies for implementing big data for mid-size companies, how Snowflake removes pain points for Janie and Jack, and why it’s important to understand the domain of functional knowledge.

In this episode, Jed Clevenger, VP of Growth and Analytics at Indeed, shares with us how he bridges the gap between business and technology, how cross-functional teams can and should work together, and the way Indeed is partnering with companies like Hulu and Disney for secure data sharing through the use of clean room technology.

In this episode, Andrew Curry, Chief Data Officer at ExxonMobil, shares with us how ExxonMobil uses data and analytics to reduce its carbon footprint, the future of gen AI as he sees it, and why it’s imperative to see data as an enabler to business capabilities.

In this episode, Matt Dugan, VP of Data Platforms at AT&T, shares with us what it means to delight the customer through interesting deployments in customer service and cost optimization, how AT&T is employing LLMs, and how businesses are only limited by the pace of their own cleverness.

In this episode, Mike Siswanto, Sr. Vice President at Northern Trust, explains how to eliminate the noisy neighbor problem by utilizing a total portfolio view in Snowflake, allowing for a consolidated, single source of truth for data.

In this episode, Alex Izydorczyk, Founder and CEO at Cybersyn, shares his vision of how integrated data can help to power better decision and policy making, the need for better branding of alternative data, and how Cybersyn is focused on building out DaaS (data as a service) across all industries.

In this episode, Saad Zaheer, VP of Data Science and Engineering at Endeavor, shares with us how we’re living in the decade of data and how he’s seen that play out in industries across the board, how the Snowflake ecosystem makes it easier for Endeavor to do their work, and why societies can never invest enough in education.

In this episode, Dimitrije Jankovic shares about his role at Sanofi and how the organization is working to figure out a way to use generative AI responsibly, as well as Sanofi’s plan to pave a way to data democratization not only for Sanofi, but for all of their end users as well.

In this episode, Shahran Haider, AVP of Enterprise Information Management at NYC Health and Hospitals, dives deep into his insights around data management and analytics for better healthcare outcomes, the importance of centralizing patient data and establishing trust, and poses the question, how can we make a real, meaningful impact for end users?

In this episode, Marc talks about mastering your ABCDS, leveraging data in vertical integration, the future of democratized data, and so much more.

In this episode, Dimitris Theodorakis, VP of Research at HUMAN, talks about the nuances of bot detection, threat models, and malvertising. Dimitris also speaks into the strategies his adversaries are taking to attack and how those same strategies can also be used to detect the bots causing security issues. As Steve says, it’s a lot like a battle currently taking place in the metaverse.