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This week on Data in the D, Ryan Dolley and Aaron Wilkerson sit down with Harini Rajagopal from AAA Life, Pete Cooney from Jackson National Life, and Jason Touleyrou from Parable to talk about what’s really happening in data engineering.
Cloud modernization, AI pressure, cost control, ontology, enterprise architecture, and the messy reality behind the hype straight from practitioners building this stuff in the real world.
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