Name: Toronto Open Source Data Infrastructure Meetup - 11 July 2024
Start: 2024-07-11T18:00:00-04:00
End: 2024-07-11T20:00:00-04:00
Location: Workhaus Coworking & Office Space

* Are you interested in learning more about open-source data technologies? ✅
* Do you want to network with local and international tech professionals in a fun, relaxed environment? ✅

Then join us on 11 July, for an evening full of inspiring conversations and exciting talks by awesome speakers (to be announced!)
**Date**: 11 July 2024
**Location**: Workhaus (Stateroom conference room) 30 Wellington Street West, 5th Floor, Toronto, ON M5H 3V5
**Agenda**:

* 18:00 - 18:30 Welcome: Networking & snacks
* 18:30 - 18:35 Kickoff: Welcome Aiven
* 18:35 - 19:30 Talks
* 19:30 \~ 21:00 Food & Networking

**Talks:**

* Graph Models and Graph Databass - Prashanth Rao, AI Engineer at Kùzu, Inc.
* On Flow Metrics - Steve Pereira, visbile.is
* Formulize, a Data Automation and Workflow system - Julian Eglestaff

\* Please note that this is an alcohol-free event. Light bites will be provided.
\* By attending this event, you agree to abide by our [community code of conduct](https://aiven.io/community/forum/t/code-of-conduct/32).

Jay Miller

Toronto Open Source Data Infrastructure Meetup

Technology

Open Source

Database Professionals

Software Development

New Technology

Web Technology

Big Data

Cloud Computing

Data Management

Prashanth is an AI engineer at Kùzu based in Toronto. In recent years, he's worked with numerous databases and data modeling paradigms, with a focus on data engineering, analytics and machine learning to power a variety of applications. In his spare time, he enjoys engaging with the data community and blogging @ [thedataquarry.com](http://thedataquarry.com/).

Julian Egelstaff is the lead developer of the Formulize open source project, and has been working in the software industry for 28 years. Julian started out at Corel Corporation, before moving to Cognos (now part of IBM). In 2003, he co-founded Freeform Solutions, a non-profit with a mission to help other non-profits use technology more effectively. Out of that mission came the Formulize open source project, designed to meet the data management needs of all kinds of organizations through a common code base that could be reused without limits. Twenty years later, he continues to lead the Formulize project in new directions, to make it more available and accessible to everyone.






Prashanth Rao, Steve Pereira, Julian Egelstaff

Toronto Open Source Data Infrastructure Meetup  -  11 July 2024

Workhaus Coworking & Office Space

Share

Toronto Open Source Data Infrastructure Meetup

Toronto Open Source Data Infrastructure Meetup - 11 July 2024

Toronto Open Source Data Infrastructure Meetup

Details

Members are also interested in