The Arch Data Network
The Arch Data Network meets Quarterly to provide opportunities for the St. Louis region to collaborate with thought leaders and data/AI professionals on the most innovative and transformational topics that are challenging local professionals and the community.
Next Event – July 16 – AI Panel: Good Vibes / Bad Vibes
Register Now to hold your place at the next Arch Data Network Event, an AI-centric panel discussion where we’ll explore the challenges and opportunity presented by the latest in data management and artificial intelligence technologies and architectures. The agenda will include a Thought Leadership Lighting Round from a diverse group of experts and an audience-participation panel discussion on real-world implementation of AI capabilities.
The group will explore a range of topics from the impact of the “anyone can build an app!” vibe coding attitude to rapidly changing foundation models to multi-agent integration via MCP to the important of semantic layers, ontologies, and context management… and more!
If you haven’t been able to attend previous events, please visit the Past Events page to see all of our previous meetings.
Through our hosting and organization of a January Civic Hackathon we kicked off multiple real-world projects that are starting to deliver value to St. Louis City and community stakeholders. Join our events to hear which solutions are making their way forward in collaboration with Civic City, TechSTL, and the City of St. Louis. Maybe there’s a way for you to contribute!
Thank you to our annual sponsors, CGI and Atlan, and other recent event sponsors Domo, Microsoft, and Snowflake. If you’d like to become an annual sponsor or sponsor an individual meeting, please contact us at archdatastl@gmail.com.
July 16 Agenda
A light breakfast will be provided
8:00 AM
Networking, Registration, and Breakfast
8:30 AM
Welcome from the Arch Data Network
9:00 AM
“The State of AI”
Thought Leader
Lightning Round
10:30 AM
AI Panel Discussion: Industry, Consulting, and Technology Vendor perspectives