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Data Faces is a data, analytics, AI, and marketing podcast that brings the human stories behind the numbers to the forefront. Hosted by David Sweenor — author and founder of TinyTechGuides — each episode features engaging conversations with the industry's leading voices: the data leaders, analytics practitioners, AI innovators, and marketing leaders shaping the future of data-driven decision-making. We explore the culture, challenges, and real-life experiences of the people behind the numbers — enterprise AI adoption, data governance, generative AI, analytics, and B2B marketing.
TinyTechMedia hosts Data Faces Podcast, a business show with 45 episodes published.
Amin Venjara, chief data and product officer at ADP, joins Data Faces on location at the 20th annual CDOIQ Symposium in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He explains why a contractor going on about wood, nails, and concrete will
"Any software feature can be cloned with a prompt, overnight." A room full of data and AI leaders agreed on it. April Dunford's verdict: absolute BS. On this episode of the Data Faces podcast, David Sweenor talks with Ap
Getting data "ready" used to mean ready for a dashboard, where a person could catch a bad number before it did any harm. Once an AI agent acts on the data instead of a person, that safety net is gone. In this episode of
For decades, buying a data platform meant buying into a practice, a methodology, a community, a whole way of seeing the work. Now a general-purpose AI model can copy almost any feature from a prompt. So what does a softw
Doug Laney coined the three V's of big data in 2001. On this episode of the Data Faces podcast, he names the next three for the agentic AI era: volition, visibility, and viscosity. David Sweenor and Doug Laney get into t
Everyone is racing to do something with agentic AI. Almost nobody is asking whether they should. Andreas Welsch spent close to two decades building enterprise AI at SAP, and he is now one of the most direct voices on wha
"Without context, your agents are dumb." That's how Josh Howard, Senior Director of Product Marketing for Executive Audiences at Databricks, closed Episode 40 of the Data Faces Podcast.Frontier models are some of the mos
The difference between an AI that "hallucinates" and one that acts intelligently lies in context. In Episode 39 of the Data Faces Podcast, Steve Wooledge (CMO at Collate) joins David Sweenor to discuss why metadata, once
LinkedIn has a "rewrite with AI" button. Meanwhile, Kate Strachnyi is building an entire media company on authentic human voices. Is she right?In Episode 38 of the Data Faces Podcast, Kate Strachnyi (Founder, DATAcated)
For 25 years, data quality was everyone'sproblem and nobody's priority. Brendan Grady, EVP and GM of Analytics & AIat Qlik, explains why the stakes just changed. In this episode recorded on location at QlikConnect 2026,
On the Data Faces Podcast, I usually interview someone with a whole face. For this bonus segment, I made an exception. Scott Taylor's Data Puppets character "A-Eye" joins the show fresh from the Gartner Data & Analytics
Data leaders have been pitching "data quality" to executives for decades, and the pitch keeps falling flat. Scott Taylor, the Data Whisperer, explains why — and what to do instead.In Episode 34 of the Data Faces Podcast,
Stewart Bond coined the term "data intelligence" in 2016. Now it's a market category. Here's how it happened — and why it matters more than ever for AI. Stewart Bond, Research VP at IDC, joins David Sweenor on the Data F
"All the computer programs that have ever needed to be written have already been written." That's what Michael Meyer's guidance counselor told him in the late 1980s. 35 years later, he's still proving that advice wrong.I
📢 Most AI initiatives stall not because of weak models, but because of weak execution. In this episode of the Data Faces Podcast, David Sweenor sits down with Asa Whillock, CEO of Euphonic AI, to unpack what it really t
📢 AI governance is moving faster than most companies can control—and that gap is where risk shows up.In this episode of the Data Faces Podcast, Gene Arnold, Partner Sales Engineer at Atlan, breaks down what AI governanc
📢 Most companies invest heavily in data and AI—yet few see real business impact. Why? In this episode of Data Faces, David Sweenor sits down with Randy Bean to unpack four decades of lessons from the front lines of data
📢 AI is everywhere—but what’s real, what’s hype, and where is the business value actually coming from?In this episode of the Data Faces Podcast, David Sweenor sits down with Tom Davenport, Distinguished Professor at Bab
📢 2025 was the year AI met the real world. No demos. No hype. Just results—and hard lessons. In this special Data Faces year-in-review episode, we synthesize insights from 27 conversations with leaders across data, anal
📢 Can open source, AI, and enterprise analytics really coexist? Absolutely—and Bruno Trimouille from Posit is here to explain how. How are open source tools reshaping enterprise data science? What role does AI play in b
Scott Taylor
National Coordinator of Division II Baseball Umpires · Black Heritage Museum of Arlington
1 appearance on this show
Tom Davenport
Distinguished Professor at Babson College · Babson College
1 appearance on this show
Matt Hayes
Qlik
1 appearance on this show
Josh Howard
Databricks
1 appearance on this show
Steve Wooledge
Collate
1 appearance on this show
Kate Strachnyi
DATAcated
1 appearance on this show
Brendan Grady
Qlik
1 appearance on this show
Michael Meyer
Snowflake
1 appearance on this show
Asa Whillock
Euphonic AI
1 appearance on this show
Gene Arnold
Atlan
1 appearance on this show
Bruno Trimouille
Posit
1 appearance on this show
Tina Chace
Solidatus
1 appearance on this show
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