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EPISODE · Apr 16, 2020 · 19 MIN

Episode 1 | Himanshu Sikaria (Atlan) - How We Transitioned To Being 100% Remote & Cloud-First

from Humans of Data Podcast by Atlan · host Atlan

Welcome to the first episode of Atlan's Humans of Data podcast. In this week's episode, we are in conversation with Himanshu Sikaria (Head, Data Science at Atlan) where he shares Atlan's journey of going remote and the incident that triggered it. SUMMARY 00:15 - Himanshu shares his journey in data science and managing a diverse data team 03:55 - What triggered Atlan to move to the cloud 07:00 - The technical challenges of going remote: Tools, technologies & process 09:45 - The 'human' challenges of going remove, building a strong culture and maintaining productivity 15:45 - Top 3 tips for remote data teams to implement in the next 3-6 weeks About The Speaker Himanshu is the Head of Data Science at Atlan, and was formerly a Data Analyst at SocialCops. He founded Startify, an online incubation portal for early-stage ventures that got acquired in 2016. About Atlan Atlan is a data democratization company based in Singapore. The Humans of Data is an initiative by Atlan, featuring everything from ebooks and courses to expert interviews.

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