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Bridging the Data Value Gap: A Conversation on IT/OT Data Integration with Databricks' Shiv Trisal

Yes! We are starting to produce videos and podcasts too 😀. First up: Shiv Trisal from Databricks !

After writing for six months we thought it would be great to explore the topics around industrial digital transformation with “Pioneers and Pathfinders”. People like you and us who work in the IT/OT Twilight Zone and have cool and interesting stories to share (feel free to reach out if you too have something to tell). 

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First up: Shiv Trisal from Databricks

In this episode, David had the opportunity to dive into the evolving world of IT/OT convergence with Shiv Trisal, Databricks' key figure in driving transformation across manufacturing, transportation, and energy sectors. With an impressive background spanning Ernst & Young, PWC, and Raytheon Technologies, Shiv brings a wealth of insight into the power of data in reshaping industries. Our conversation centered around Databricks' mission to empower organizations by unlocking the full potential of their data, moving beyond the buzz of generative AI to providing specific, actionable intelligence derived from their unique data landscapes. By making generative AI accessible across enterprises, Databricks is at the forefront of enabling companies to navigate their distinct challenges and seize opportunities with tailored data insights.

Shiv shared his perspective on the critical aspects of handling IT and OT data, emphasizing Databricks’ capability to seamlessly manage diverse data types, whether structured or unstructured. This approach is vital for organizations looking to leverage their data comprehensively, without the constraints of traditional data processing barriers. Reflecting on his journey from the aviation industry to Databricks, Shiv noted a significant shift in the perception and utilization of data, highlighting the increasingly crucial role of AI and machine learning in identifying hidden patterns and insights. Furthermore, he drew parallels between the challenges and opportunities in aviation and manufacturing, illustrating the increasing complexity of data landscapes and the importance of advanced data analysis tools in both domains. The conversation underscored the importance of fostering a shared data foundation, underlining the need for collaboration, domain expertise, and a unified vision to drive successful IT/OT integration and industrial digital transformation.

Enjoy our conversation !

Next up:
Mike Hughes, Zone President at Schneider Electric, make sure to subscribe !