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The Data Radio Show - Bought to you by the Data Innovators Exchange

Join us weekly as we sit down and chat about the Data revolution and how to get involved with it, whether you"re a seasoned pro at the forefront of change or someone new to the field.We interview industry insiders, people in the field and experts across the world to bring you the latest advice, trends and changes to the field.With dedicated content made for Data Professionals, at any level of expertise, you can keep abreast of the fast paced changing world of Data Management right here.Join us in

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30:55

Untitled Episode

The Data Radio Show - Bought to you by the Data... ·

2025/07/03

In this special deep dive, we take a look back at a recent Datapro.news piece on Vibe Coding - was it the golden goose as promised or is it more of a lame duck? What is "vibe coding" and how did it emerge?How does vibe coding align with Agile principles and potentially accelerate development?What are the primary technical concerns associated with AI-generated code?Does vibe coding truly democratise software creation, or is that an illusion?What are the real-world implications for startups and...

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11:07

💻 Ada Lovelace: First Programmer and Visionary of...

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2025/06/30

This episode offers a comprehensive overview of Ada Lovelace, celebrated as the world's first computer programmer. It details her background as the daughter of Lord Byron and a mathematician, her private education, and her significant collaboration with Charles Babbage on the Analytical Engine. The source highlights her most crucial contribution: her extensive notes on Luigi Menabrea's paper, which included the first algorithm ever written for a computing machine—a method for calculating Bern...

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10:09

🦾 Anthropic's Terminal Takeover: Claude Code for Data...

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2025/06/28

"Anthropic's Terminal Takeover" from datapro.news, introduces Claude Code, an innovative AI assistant developed by Anthropic. This article explains how Claude Code is revolutionising data engineering by operating directly within the command line as a native terminal tool, rather than a separate application or plugin. It highlights the tool's "agentic" capabilities, allowing it to understand entire codebases and perform multi-step workflows autonomously with human supervision. The text p...

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19:12

👻 Digital Afterlife: Data and Legacy Across Continents

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2025/06/26

In this week's Data Radio Show, we look at the complex legal landscape surrounding an individual's personal data after death, focusing on Europe, the United States, and Australia. It highlights that data protection laws like GDPR generally cease to apply posthumously, but national laws in Europe often provide exceptions. In contrast, the US relies on a patchwork of state laws like RUFADAA, while Australia offers limited post-mortem data control, mainly through property law. The overview consi...

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24:40

🌐 Tim Berners-Lee and the Web's Impact

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2025/06/23

This Podcast outlines the life and revolutionary work of Tim Berners-Lee, beginning with his personal background, including his family of mathematicians and his early education. It then details his invention of the World Wide Web while at CERN, specifically highlighting the key technologies he created like HTTP, HTML, and URLs, and the launch of the very first website. The source goes on to explain the profound impact of the Web on data management, emphasizing the democratisation of informati...

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10:59

📉 AI's Impact on Data Trust: An Enterprise Crisis

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2025/06/21

In this week's DataPro.News, an article titled "Has the Rise of Generative AI Caused a Deterioration in Data Trust?", explores the alarming decline in data trust within organisations, directly linking it to the increased adoption of generative AI. It highlights how data quality and governance issues have worsened significantly, with a particular focus on the challenges faced by data engineers in maintaining reliable data for AI systems. The article also addresses a widening skills gap and a d...

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6:08

Can an AI help us build a better YouTube Channel?

The Data Radio Show - Bought to you by the Data... ·

2025/06/19

Sometimes we all need an objective eye to look over a project - and this month we decided to give that a try on our Channels - our YouTube Page, the DataPro.News and our Skool Classroom. So what did it suggest, what did we do and what are the early outcomes? Join the Data Innovators Exchange for free at https://www.skool.com/data-management-innovators-4116/about Sign up for the free Data Pro Newsletter at https://www.datapro.news/subscribe

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30:25

⚛️ John von Neumann's Enduring Legacy

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2025/06/16

This History Episode offers a comprehensive look at the life and achievements of John von Neumann, highlighting his Hungarian origins, child prodigy status, and education. It details his move to the United States and subsequent death at a relatively young age. The text then outlines his five most significant contributions, including the foundational Von Neumann architecture for computing, his crucial work on the atomic bomb during the Manhattan Project, his co-founding of game theory, his for...

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11:23

Data Engineering and the AI Job Reckoning

The Data Radio Show - Bought to you by the Data... ·

2025/06/14

This piece from datapro.news argues that the role of data engineers is facing significant disruption from artificial intelligence despite previous perceptions of security. It contends that companies are increasingly replacing salaried engineers with a combination of AI systems and contract workers, leading to widespread layoffs and a shift towards a gig economy model for displaced professionals. The author suggests that to remain relevant, data engineers must transition from performing manual...

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29:07

Data Privacy - Getting Back to Basics

The Data Radio Show - Bought to you by the Data... ·

2025/06/12

Data Privacy is a cornerstone of any undertaking with Data, especially personal Data. This week we take an AI overview of our Data Privacy Course available on our Skool Classroom - https://www.skool.com/data-innovators-exchange to give us a high level understanding of why this is so key to the work data professionals do and to help create a study guide of sorts for people wanting to learn more. Join the Data Innovators Exchange for free at https://www.skool.com/data-management-innovators-411...

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17:16

⚛️ Life and Work of Alan Turing

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2025/06/09

Today we take a comprehensive account of the life and work of Alan Turing. It details his early life and education, including his studies at Cambridge and Princeton, as well as significant personal relationships. The text highlights his groundbreaking career and research, particularly his crucial contributions to cryptanalysis during World War II at Bletchley Park, where he played a key role in cracking the Enigma code, and his pioneering work on early computers and the development of the Tur...

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16:14

🤔 VAST Data: AI OS or Hyperbole?

The Data Radio Show - Bought to you by the Data... ·

2025/06/07

This week's DataPro.News analyses VAST Data, a relatively new company experiencing rapid growth that claims to offer a revolutionary approach to managing the vast amounts of data needed for artificial intelligence applications. The article explores the company's promise to simplify complex data infrastructure by unifying storage, compute, and data management, which VAST terms an "AI Operating System." It examines VAST's performance claims through benchmarks, its AI-centric architecture, and e...

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10:18

Modernising a 400 year old business

The Data Radio Show - Bought to you by the Data... ·

2025/06/05

How do you modernise an industry that's been around since the Dodo went extinct that's survived the Industrial Revolution and now facing the Digital Revolution? Join the Data Innovators Exchange for free at https://www.skool.com/data-management-innovators-4116/about Sign up for the free Data Pro Newsletter at https://www.datapro.news/subscribe

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13:57

💾 The Enduring Impact of Jim Gray

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2025/06/01

This week we take a comprehensive look at the life and impact of Jim Gray, a highly influential figure in computer science. It highlights his significant contributions to database systems, transaction processing, and distributed computing, notably the formalisation of the ACID model and his work on fault tolerance and scalability. The text also mentions his focus on eScience and the use of large datasets before detailing his disappearance at sea in 2007 and his enduring legacy in modern compu...

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📔 Claude 4 and Data Vault 2.1 Revolutionise Data...

The Data Radio Show - Bought to you by the Data... ·

2025/05/31

This week's DataPro.News discusses the simultaneous release of Anthropic's Claude 4 AI models and the Data Vault 2.1 methodology certification, highlighting their combined impact on modern data management. It explains how Claude 4, with its advanced reasoning and coding abilities, can revolutionise data engineering workflows, while Data Vault 2.1 provides an updated framework for enterprise data architecture, integrating agile methods and new technologies. The article suggests that the conver...

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26:57

How to Summarise a 600 Page Technical Manual into a...

The Data Radio Show - Bought to you by the Data... ·

2025/05/29

It started as a white paper and expanded - that's how Hernan Revale describe the process of creating a handy guide book introduction to Data Vault - a warehouse model that's just turned 25 and is still adapting and evolving today for modern data needs. This week, we sit down and learn about the process of summing up something so technical for wider audiences, the resources he had on hand and the feedback on the final outcome. Join the Data Innovators Exchange for free at https://www.sk...

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11:41

💻 Patricia Selinger and Query Optimisation

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2025/05/26

This week we look at the significant contributions of Patricia (Pat) Selinger, a highly influential computer scientist in the field of relational database systems. It details her educational background and impressive career at IBM, where she became the first woman to be named an IBM Fellow. Selinger is best known for inventing the cost-based query optimizer, a crucial component that revolutionised how databases process queries efficiently, forming the basis of modern database engines. The tex...

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11:42

🛠️ Azure Cosmos DB: Pros, Cons, and AI Potential

The Data Radio Show - Bought to you by the Data... ·

2025/05/24

This analysis explores Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB, a database platform described as a "fully managed NoSQL, relational, and vector database." The piece examines its strengths, such as scalability, performance, and features for AI applications, alongside its potential weaknesses, including cost implications, complexity, and limitations related to partitioning and querying. It discusses the database's use in various industries and highlights recent updates announced at Microsoft Build 2025. Ulti...

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25:18

Case Study - Product Monitoring in Manfacturing

The Data Radio Show - Bought to you by the Data... ·

2025/05/22

Tim and Lorenz walk us through a case study on how to report product monitoring for a technology and manufacturing organisation with 24'000 employees to consider. Join the Data Innovators Exchange for free at https://www.skool.com/data-management-innovators-4116/about Sign up for the free Data Pro Newsletter at https://www.datapro.news/subscribe

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12:26

💻 The Amazing Grace Hopper

The Data Radio Show - Bought to you by the Data... ·

2025/05/19

We take a comprehensive overview of the life and impact of Grace Hopper, a pivotal figure in computing and a U.S. Navy rear admiral. It highlights her academic background, earning degrees including a PhD in Mathematics from Yale, and details her key contributions to the field, notably inventing the first compiler and leading the development of the COBOL programming language. The text also covers her significant military service, where she rose to the rank of Rear Admiral, and mentions the num...

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