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Data Observability: Beyond the Horizon of Data Quality in a Dynamic World

Data Observability: Beyond the Horizon of Data Quality in a Dynamic World

In a world where data is flowing like never before, observability becomes an essential compass for organizations seeking to understand, manage and optimize their data in a dynamic and constantly changing environment.

During this roundtable, we will bring together leading experts in data science, technology and cybersecurity to explore the fundamental concept of Data Observability and its importance in today’s context. Beyond traditional data quality, observability takes us to a deeper level, where we understand not only the accuracy of data, but also its context, relevance and flow over time.

We will explore how organizations can implement effective observability practices to stay on top of changes in data, detect emerging patterns, and proactively adapt to market trends and customer needs. We will discuss innovative tools and technologies that enable real-time observation of data, enabling agile, data-driven decision making.

Defining Data Observability:

How would you define Data Observability and how does it differ from traditional data quality in a dynamic business environment?

What elements do they consider essential to an effective Data Observability strategy in a world where data is constantly changing?

Real-Time Observability:

How can observability tools provide real-time insights into changes in data? Can you share specific examples of cases where real-time observation has led to meaningful business decisions?

What are the challenges associated with real-time observation and how are they being addressed in practice?

Proactive Adaptation:

In a changing data environment, how can organizations proactively adapt to new trends and emerging patterns detected through Data Observability?

What strategies can be implemented to use insights from Data Observability to adjust business strategies in an agile manner?

Cybersecurity and Data Privacy:

Given the emphasis on data observability, how can organizations ensure the security and privacy of sensitive data? Are there specific approaches to protect data while it is being observed and analyzed?

What role does cybersecurity play in data observability and how can the risks associated with observing data in a digitally interconnected world be mitigated?

Collaboration and Organizational Culture:

How important is it to foster an organizational culture that values continuous data observability? What challenges can arise when trying to implement an observability mindset across the organization?

How can organizations foster collaboration across teams, especially between data experts and business leaders, to take full advantage of insights derived from data observability?

Future of Data Observability:

Considering the rapid evolution of technology, how do you anticipate the practice of Data Observability to evolve in the coming years? Are there emerging trends that could transform the way we observe and use data?

What advice can you offer to help organizations be prepared to take advantage of future innovations in the field of data observability?

Gijón Edition - 14/03/2024

Patricia Acebes Tamargo

Patricia Acebes Tamargo

Researcher @ CTIC

Moderator

Jesus Cristobal Asorey

Jesus Cristobal Asorey

Director @ Sand

Judith Simon

Judith Simon

Data & Analytic Technical Manager @ NTT DATA Europe & LATAM
Daniel Torbellino Rubio

Daniel Torbellino Rubio

Lead Solutions Engineer - IoT, Big Data & AI/ML @ Pentaho+
Pablo Garcia Corzo

Pablo Garcia Corzo

Data & AI Expert Sales @ T-Systems Iberia

Juan Zapatero

Juan Zapatero

Senior Enterprise Software Sales - Southern Europe @ HPE
Cesar Pecharroman

Cesar Pecharroman

Enterprise Data Architect @ Securitas Group