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EPISODE · Apr 29, 2025 · 31 MIN

Bridging Data and Engineering – Chad Sanderson of Gable AI

from Built to Scale: B2B Growth with Rym Benchaar · host Rym Benchaar

In this episode of Built to Scale: B2B Growth, we sit down with Chad Sanderson, CEO and Co-Founder of Gable AI, to explore how his company is transforming the collaboration between software engineers and data teams. Gable AI offers a platform that facilitates the creation and enforcement of data contracts, ensuring data quality and governance across organizations.Chad shares insights into the challenges of maintaining data integrity in rapidly evolving tech environments and how Gable AI's approach empowers teams to proactively manage data changes. He discusses the importance of integrating data considerations into the software development lifecycle, a concept known as "Shift Left Data," to enhance the reliability of data-driven applications.​Whether you're a data professional, software engineer, or business leader, this conversation offers valuable perspectives on improving data collaboration and driving business growth through better data practices.​Chad Sanderson's LinkedIn Profile: LinkedInGable AI Website: https://www.gable.ai/

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