igQuery Day was a one-day virtual event for people running BigQuery in production at scale. Presented by Eon and Google Cloud, the event focused on strategies for controlling costs, improving performance, scaling access, and building confidence in business-critical analytics. Sessions covered FinOps practices, governance, AI, rollback procedures for data re…
In this closing panel session, three working practitioners will get into the realities of running BigQuery at scale. We'll cover cost surprises and where teams are getting the bill…
The next wave of data and AI is agentic, and the platforms running enterprise data are evolving fast. Tomas Talius shares what's new in BigQuery and how the platform is being buil…
Dataform is BigQuery's built-in framework for managing SQL transformations, but most teams either don't know it exists or underestimate how far it goes. In this hands-on session, C…
Building a fast data platform is easy. Building one that is secure, scalable, and cost-efficient at scale is where most teams struggle. In this session, we break down how to desig…
Integrating AI into your data stack shouldn't require constant context-switching between notebooks and external APIs. This session is a technical walkthrough for data practitioners…
BigQuery makes it easy to scale analytics, and just as easy to scale your bill. In this session, Pedro Conde shares a practical playbook to make BigQuery spend predictable: the cos…
Modern organizations rely on BigQuery as a mission-critical analytics platform, but data loss, corruption, or accidental changes can still happen. While BigQuery provides strong bu…
What does it mean when 8 companies show up — and 2 bet on three roles at once?
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The Triple-Threat
45% of the speakers carry senior titles — C-suite, Founder, VP, or Director-level.
Of 11 on the bill · classified by free-text title
These companies sponsored two or more peer events recently, but aren't on this program. For an organizer, that's a list of warm prospects.