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Speakers

Andrea Coda

Employers on the program

  1. 2026Amazon Web Services1 talk
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Years active2026

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Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Sep 23, 2026Big Data LDN 2026Big Data LDNspeakerYour Semantic Layer Is Your AI Strategy: How a Global Pharma Went from Text-to-SQL Hallucinations to 2,500+ Users in Production
as AWS
Every enterprise rushing to deploy AI agents hits the same wall: the model is only as good as the data it can reach. This session tells the story of a global…Show less

Every enterprise rushing to deploy AI agents hits the same wall: the model is only as good as the data it can reach. This session tells the story of a global top-10 pharmaceutical company that built an AI-powered data assistant to accelerate drug development insights across several domains. Their data foundation spans multiple platforms, with Snowflake playing a prominent role, serving analytics and commercial workloads across lines of business. The first version of the AI assistant failed, not because of the model, but because free-form queries didn’t align to source data. The fix? A well-governed semantic layer with common vocabularies and rich metadata, bridging their existing data platforms into a unified foundation for AI. We’ll walk through the journey from a single-agent PoC to a multi-agent architecture serving over 2,500 R&D users, and share the three lessons every data platform team should learn before handing their data estate to an AI agent.

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