In-person events feature leading companies and industry thought leaders sharing advice and best practices for advancing data and application integration initiatives
SnapLogic, a leader in intelligent integration and enterprise automation, announced the launch of its global Integreat Tour, which will visit eight cities worldwide with the goal of helping attendees drive the greatest possible value out of their data integrations, automation initiatives, and digital transformation efforts.
The tour will begin in November with stops in Frankfurt, Paris, London, New York, Dallas, Menlo Park, and finish up in early 2023 in Sydney and Singapore. Each session will focus on real-world examples of how modern enterprises are integrating applications and data and quickly automating workflows and data pipelines, across their entire enterprise.
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Attendees will gain practical insights on how to boost productivity and efficiency, while demystifying their data, eliminating silos, and orchestrating end-to-end data services that produce results. Companies with proven success in integration and automation will join the events, including: AirBorn, Asana, Dentsu, GlobalLogic, Kyndryl, LiveRamp, Medical Research Network, Messe Düsseldorf, National Broadband Ireland, Sarp Veolia, Schneider Electric, Siemens, Tyler Technologies, and USAA. Furthermore, each city on the tour will feature presentations from SnapLogic CEO Gaurav Dhillon and Jeremiah Stone, CTO.
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“Now is the time to get together in-person to network and share notes on what we all learned from the rapid digital transformation of the workplace,” said Dayle Hall, CMO, SnapLogic. “Many organizations adopted new cloud technologies, digitally transformed their businesses, and undertook new automation initiatives to drive their business forward – and it will be advantageous to us all to hear of their successes and lessons learned along the way.”