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APMdigest's Predictions Series continues with 2026 DataOps Predictions — industry experts offer predictions on how DataOps and related technologies will evolve and impact business in 2026. Part 2 covers data and data platforms.

The insurance sector stands at a critical inflection point, facing rising customer expectations, tightening regulations, and geopolitical and climate volatility that are reshaping risk at every level. Data is no longer just a back-office tool; it has become a strategic asset. Insurers that fail to modernize how they harness it will fall behind.

Denodo has been named a Leader in Gartner’s 2025 Magic Quadrant for Data Integration Tools, marking the company’s sixth consecutive appearance in the report’s top tier.

While 2025 may have been the year of AI adoption, many law firms are finding that AI initiatives struggle to progress, not because the tools are inadequate, but because the underlying data cannot be trusted.

In this episode of U.S. Manufacturing Today, hosted by Matt Horine, the focus is on the critical role data plays in the reindustrialization of American industry. Matt is joined by Errol Rodericks, Product Marketing Director at Denodo, a leader in data virtualization and logical data management. The discussion covers the rise of microfactories, driven by demand volatility, product variation, sustainability, reshoring, and AI.

How governed, real-time enterprise data enables AI to reason, justify outcomes, and operate with trust at scale.

In this final installment of a three-part conversation, Andrew Foster, Chief Data Officer at M&T Bank, speaks with Parker Thompson, Regional Vice President and General Manager, East at Denodo, about why influence and partnership matter more than authority for modern data leaders.

In this second installment of a three-part conversation, Andrew Foster, Chief Data Officer at M&T Bank, continues his discussion with Parker Thompson, Regional Vice President and General Manager, East at Denodo, shifting the focus from strategy design to execution realities. While part 1 explored M&T’s data strategy, the rollout of AI tools to 17,000 employees, and the governance foundations required to protect customer trust, Part 2 goes deeper into how those ideas are operationalized across the organization.

Data lakehouses promised a unified, scalable future for analytics and artificial intelligence (AI). But for many organizations, that promise is breaking down. Slow queries, siloed systems, and rising cloud costs are turning potential into pain. Why? Because storage alone isn’t an effective strategy.

Agentic AI continues to grow, but 2026 will be the year when we see who will benefit from the technology – and who will be held back by their technology debt, predicts Denodo's Nordic Manager Jan Hygsted in the trend calendar's slot #23.