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Speakers

Dan Pechi

Employers on the program

  1. 2025–2026Databricks3 talks
Events2
Conferences1
Talks3
Years active2025–2026
Talk freshness1003 different talks in 3 · 1 circuit, 24 months

The year around now

Talks in the past 12 months and announced talks ahead, one row per conference, January to December. Hover a mark for the talk.

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Held in the past 12 months Next 12 months Today, Nov 9, 2026

Appearances by year

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  • Data + AI Summit

Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Jun 15, 2026Data + AI Summit 2026Data + AI SummitspeakerHow Samsara Built a Multi-Agent System to Drive a 36x Lift in Meeting Bookings on Databricks
as Databricks
Samsara faced a critical bottleneck: sales reps spent 60 minutes researching each prospect, yet meeting booking rates stagnated at 0.18%. To solve this, we…Show less

Samsara faced a critical bottleneck: sales reps spent 60 minutes researching each prospect, yet meeting booking rates stagnated at 0.18%. To solve this, we built 'Smart Flows' on Databricks—a multi-agent system orchestrating Agent Bricks AI agents, AI/BI Genie and a custom MCP server for deep web research. This architecture moves beyond simple automation to agentic reasoning. A supervisor agent routes tasks: the MCP server gathers account intelligence, while Genie agents query CRM data to hyper-personalize outreach. The state is managed via Lakebase (Serverless Postgres) and reusable Unity Catalog functions. The results were transformative. Prospecting time dropped to under five minutes—12x productivity—and agentic personalization drove meeting booking rates to 6.49%—a massive 36x uplift. We will demonstrate this live, generating a fully researched outreach sequence in real-time to show how agents can drive hard revenue metrics.

Jun 15, 2026Data + AI Summit 2026Data + AI SummitspeakerWhy Data-Intelligent Agents Win: A Side-by-Side Benchmark
as Databricks
Vibe coding is fun until it hits production. In this session, we benchmark two agents running the identical LLM on identical enterprise workloads — one armed…Show less

Vibe coding is fun until it hits production. In this session, we benchmark two agents running the identical LLM on identical enterprise workloads — one armed with raw SQL and good intentions, one grounded in the Databricks Data Intelligence stack: a Unity Catalog semantic layer, governed metric views, UC functions with LLM-readable docstrings, and Vector Search over enriched business context. We run the benchmark live, on real questions including the ambiguous, multilingual ones your users actually ask. Then we step back and look at what the trajectories tell us about where production agent cost actually comes from — and why the platform underneath your agents matters more than the model running on top of it.

Jun 9, 2025Data + AI Summit 2025Data + AI SummitspeakerRecSys, Topic Modeling and Agents: Bridging the GenAI-Traditional ML Divide
as Databricks
The rise of GenAI has led to a complete reinvention of how we conceptualize Data + AI. In this breakout, we will recontextualize the rise of GenAI in…Show less

The rise of GenAI has led to a complete reinvention of how we conceptualize Data + AI. In this breakout, we will recontextualize the rise of GenAI in traditional ML paradigms, and hopefully unite the pre- and post-LLM eras. We will demonstrate when and where GenAI may prove more effective than traditional ML algorithms, and highlight problems for which the wheel is unnecessarily being reinvented with GenAI. This session will also highlight how MLflow provides a unified means of benchmarking traditional ML against GenAI, and lay out a vision for bridging the divide between Traditional ML and GenAI practitioners.

Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Austin Choi212026
Abhinav Bhatnagar2—2026
Abhishek Bhagwat2—2026
Abhishek Narang2—2026
Adam Crown2—2026
Adam Gurary2—2026
Adam Komisarek2—2026
Adriana Ispas2—2026
Ahmed Bilal2—2026
Ajali Sen2—2026
Akram Chetibi2—2026
Alan Jackoway2—2026
Aleksandar Dragojevic2—2026
Alex Lichen2—2026
Ali Ghodsi2—2026

Speakers with the same name are merged into one entry, so this page may combine more than one person. Affiliations are shown as each conference listed them.