Cloud Platform Efficiency: How to Save Time and Money while Driving Innovation
Webinar Speaker: David Loshin, President of Knowledge Integrity
Date: Tuesday, March 25, 2025
Time: 9:00 a.m. PT / 12:00 p.m. ET
Organizations continue to scale their data operations to support high volumes of diverse data and compute intensive workloads, cloud data platform efficiency has become increasingly important. Cloud efficiency involves automating infrastructure management, ensuring scalability, and integrating built-in security and governance to streamline operations and maximize resource utilization. It also involves automatically helping customers to optimize performance and reduce costs through intelligent resource allocation and ongoing performance improvements. In TDWI surveys, cloud cost is often cited as a challenge for cloud deployments; ensuring efficiency is one way to bring down those costs and provide value.
Join TDWI Research Fellow, David Loshin and Snowflake’s senior manager of product marketing, Cindy Na, as they explore the important factors for cloud platform efficiency. They will discuss how organizations can maximize cloud performance while managing costs, build governance and security into cloud architectures, and ensure that data platforms are AI-ready. Topics include:
- The differences between legacy customer managed platforms and fully managed services
- Approaches for maximizing cloud efficiency while managing costs
- Building security and governance into the cloud landscape
- Best practices for developing a plan to manage cloud efficiency
Guest Speaker
Cindy Na
Senior Manager of Product Marketing
Snowflake
Cindy Na is a Senior Manager of Product Marketing and leads product marketing for the Snowflake platform. Her team oversees core product marketing for analytics, Unistore, data governance & security, as well as cost and performance management. Prior to joining Snowflake, Cindy led product marketing at Microsoft for Azure Synapse Analytics growth, Azure Data Factory, and Azure Purview. Cindy holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics degree from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and a MBA degree from the Harvard Business School.
David Loshin