Data Fabric, Data Mesh, Data Lake, Data Warehouse, which one do you need, or do you need all of them

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Trent Gray-Donald

Trent is an IBM Distinguished Engineer in the IBM Data and AI organization. He is an architect focusing on data fabrics, integration, consistency and reuse across divisions. He’s spent the last 10 years focusing on analytics, especially around Big Data (Spark, Hadoop) and building out the IBM data and AI platform. Before that, he was technical lead on the IBM Java 7 project.

Martin Oberhofer

Martin is an IBM Distinguished Engineer in the Data & AI organization where he recently picked up the role of development director for Watson Knowledge Catalog and Match 360 product families. He has 20 years of experience in Data & AI and focused in the last 15 on data governance, data integration and master data management which are all key components of our current Data Fabric strategy. He is also interested in graph and ontology technologies supporting the knowledge graph layer for Data Fabric.

Joshua Kim

Joshua Kim is the Program Director for Big Data and Analytics portfolio at IBM Data and AI. With years of experience with IBM in product management for Data Warehousing, Db2 and Netezza, he is passionate about data management, and enjoys engaging with clients directly to help solve their challenges. Joshua loves reading up on new and emerging technologies, and how to apply them to the IBM technology stack.

David Kalmuk

David is a Senior Technical Staff Member & Master Inventor in the Data & AI organization where he focuses on Data Warehousing for the Db2 family products. He has contributed to the development of a number of key technologies in Db2 over the years including BLU Acceleration, Workload Management, and Db2’s MPP Cluster Scale-out. He is currently leading efforts focused on evolving Db2's Cloud Data Warehousing Architecture.

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