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Get a quick look at Declarative Pipelines in Qlik Talend Cloud in just 4 minutes. In this video, Mike Tarallo from Qlik shows how you can go from intent to a working data pipeline using a declarative, code-driven approach, leveraging Claude Code, VS Code and Qlik Talend Cloud to generate the YAML and supporting files needed to define your pipeline.

The Thought Tank is back. This time, ThoughtSpot CMO and host Micheline Nijmeh is sitting down with Kelley Jarrett to unpack where Sales Ops gets an edge with real-time data. Join us live on August 26th at 12:30 PM ET. If you're in Sales Ops or RevOps, this one's for you. Kelley will pull back the curtain on how she actually runs pipeline, manages AE performance, and keeps forecast accuracy honest, all from ThoughtSpot.

The dashboard looked perfect. It was AI-generated, visually stunning, the kind of output that would sail through a stakeholder review without a second glance. Then, during a live stream, someone pointed out the KPI in the top left corner was wrong. That moment captures one of the most important and underappreciated risks in AI-generated analytics right now. A confident answer isn't the same as a correct one, and in enterprise settings, the gap between the two can be very expensive.

New hires always have questions, and waiting on a response slows people down on day one. In this video, we use AgentSpot to build an Employee Policy Helpdesk Agent that pulls from your internal knowledge base and policy pages to answer everyday HR questions accurately, without paraphrasing or guessing. It knows when to escalate to a human and deploys directly in Slack so employees get answers right where they already work.

The standard approach for Kafka in enterprise environments is to lock it down and have engineers file tickets. Platform teams do that because traditional engineering tools (CLIs, UIs and native ACLs) have no enterprise governance, so you cannot grant access you can scope, revoke or prove later. That’s the Kafka ticket desk: the week is access requests instead of platform work, engineers wait days to ship and Kafka adoption scales only as fast as the ticket queue moves.