Press Release • October 30, 2018
Alation Launches Industry’s First User Community Conference for Data Catalogs
RevAlation kicks off six-city roadshow focused on enterprise adoption and best practices with Redwood City, California event
REDWOOD CITY, Calif. — October 30, 2018 – Alation Inc., the data intelligence company, today announced RevAlation, the industry’s first user community conference series focused on enterprise data catalog initiatives. RevAlation kicks off in the community that supported Alation’s founding, Redwood City, California. From Redwood City, RevAlation will travel to five regional roadshow locations across the United States and Europe. The RevAlation Community brings together people who are deeply involved in the success of their organizations’ self-service analytics initiatives to network, discuss challenges, and share best practices.
RevAlation starts today with representatives from 27 different organizations gathering in Redwood City to discuss their experiences adopting a data catalog. The event features data catalog experts speaking on their experiences, including experts from Munich Re and GE Aviation, among others.
RevAlation will include six additional regional events designed to share adoption best practices with data catalog sponsors, users and prospects over the next three months.
Read more about Alation’s machine-learning data catalog online at alation.com.
About Alation
Alation is the creator of AIOS™, the open, governed, self-improving intelligence operating system for enterprises that cannot afford to get AI wrong. Having pioneered the data catalog market, Alation helps organizations establish trust in the agents, data, and context that power AI-driven decisions. The result is AI organizations can trust—enabling them to navigate regulatory complexity, maintain data fidelity, accelerate operational outcomes, and transform AI ambition into trusted business impact. Alation partners with the world’s leading organizations to leverage better data to solve their most critical challenges. To learn more, visit https://www.alation.com.