2 OCTOBER 2025 - ON AN ONLINE DEVICE NEAR YOU
The Foundation of Data Driven Organisations
ABOUT
What’s DataNext Architecture all about??
Architecture is the foundation of every organisation's data strategy - it must align with the short and long term goals of the organisation whilst creating an environment that supports data collection, processing, analytical & ML workloads.
DataNext Architecture will deep dive into how organisations are using their architecture to create the foundation to become truly data driven. Showcasing how architecture underpins the value that an organisation derives from its data initiatives.
Who should attend
> Data Strategists
> Data Architects
> CIO’s
> CDO’s
> Data Services
> Transformation Leaders
> Data Management
> Business Analysts
> CTO’s
> AI Architects
> Data Engineers
> Data Leaders
Speakers 2024
AGENDA
2024
The schedule is based on the Central European Time Zone
Opening Remarks
Philip Bell, Director, Sofa Summits
Augmented Data Management: Moving from Reactive to Proactive Data Decision Making
Rachel Harrison-Smith, Group Chief Enterprise Data Architect, Bupa
Breaking Batch: Data Streaming And The Modern Data Landscape
Maria Berinde-Tampanariu, Staff Solutions Engineer, Confluent
Data Architects - Past & Present: How we Should be in Future for Making Proper Sense of Data in this Digital Space
Hariharan Sairam, Principal Data Architect, BNY Mellon
Unlocking Data Potential with Scalable Architecture: A Step-by-Step Transformation to Meet Agile Business Demands
Junhui Wang, Head of Data Platforms & Integrations, Outokumpu
Exhibition & One 2 One Networking
- Take a virtual walk through our online exhibition - find some inspiration
- One 2 One Meetings with Sponsors, Exhibitors & Peers
Data Products at AstraZeneca, a Tale of Digital Transformation Bringing Self-Service & Low-Code Architecture
Roger Rafanell, Lead Data Solution Architect & Chris Edwards, Director, Product Management, AstraZeneca
Leveraging Cloud Agility for Real-Time Intelligence: Data Engineering and MLOps for Scalable AI Products
Salma Charfi, Cloud Engineer AI Products, Miele
Transforming Financial Services: Unleashing the Power of Data Domain Design
Rakhee Dutta Gupta, Chief Data Architect, SMBC Bank EMEA
Exhibition & One 2 One Networking
- Take a virtual walk through our online exhibition - find some inspiration
- One 2 One Meetings with Sponsors, Exhibitors & Peers
GenAI with Streaming Data Integration for Smarter AI Agents - Real Time Data Integration
Abdullah Mamun, Senior Global Data Architect, Allianz
Mastering Seamless Data Integration for AI with AWS - Explore Real-World use Cases of Data Integration for AI
Ashwin Ramachandran, VP of Product Management, Precisely
Building the Data Infrastructure for Predictive Modelling in Heart Failure
Stephan van der Zwaard, Lead Data Architect, Amsterdam UMC
Elastic Infrastructure: Designing Scalability Solutions to Meet Dynamic Demands & Future Growth Challenges
Rami Mäkelä, Head of Data Architecture, Intellectual Property Office UK
Exhibition & One 2 One Networking
- Take a virtual walk through our online exhibition - find some inspiration
- One 2 One Meetings with Sponsors, Exhibitors & Peers
Panel Discussion - Data Architecture Renaissance: Charting the Future Landscape of Intelligent Data Ecosystems
- Rachel Harrison-Smith, Group Chief Enterprise Data Architect, Bupa
- Pascal Moritz, Head of AI Architecture, Miele
- Junhui Wang, Head of Data Platforms & Integrations, Outokumpu
Moderator: Maria Berinde-Tampanariu, Staff Solutions Engineer, Confluent
Closing Remarks
Radu Pipas, Director, Sofa Summits
Registration Options
* Sofa Summits reserves the rights to cancel the registration if the registration conditions are not met or the registration details are false.
Sponsorship
Our virtual conferences look & feel like the real thing - complete with speaker sessions & an exhibition hall. But you don't have to leave your computer to display your products & services, chat with attendees & generate high-volume, targeted leads. No flights, no hotels, no expensive booth setup - no hassle.