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DataDevOps Is Inevitable. The Question is When.

The moment your data needs to support live operations instead of just retrospective analysis, a lot of assumptions stop holding. EASL co-founder John Derham describes what starts breaking down in data environments at that inflection point, why AI makes those weaknesses impossible to ignore, and how the organizations handling it best are fundamentally rethinking who's responsible for data infrastructure.

From Maintenance to Momentum: A Practical Path to Adaptable Infrastructure

The appeal of a big modernization project makes sense—fix everything at once. The problem is that "at once" usually means six to 18 months, and your team still has to keep everything running in the meantime. The path to adaptable infrastructure starts much smaller, with one problematic data flow and a framework for compounding wins. Here's how to restore momentum without stopping the business.

You Gotta Get Your Data Right