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EPISODE · Sep 3, 2025 · 51 MIN

How Preset Is Reinventing BI with Open Source and Geospatial Power

from Spatial Stack with Matt Forrest · host Matt Forrest

What happens when a hackathon project becomes one of the most influential open-source BI tools in the world?In this episode, we sit down with Max Beauchemin — creator of Apache Superset and Apache Airflow — and Evan Rusackas from Preset, the company behind Superset’s enterprise evolution.We explore:The origin story of Superset at Airbnb — and why Max says it became his “life’s mission”How open-source BI tools are outpacing traditional vendors like Tableau and Power BIWhy geospatial data is more than just maps — it’s a core analytical dimensionThe design philosophy behind Superset: from SQL-first thinking to visual storytellingLessons from building geospatial capabilities into dashboards with Deck.GL and H3The future of BI, and why the open ecosystem is winningWhether you're a data engineer, GIS pro, or just curious how modern BI is evolving, this episode is packed with insights from two people who are building that future.📍 Guest Links:Apache Superset: https://superset.apache.org/Preset: https://preset.io/🎧 Tune in now and hear how Superset is redefining what modern, open, and geospatial-aware BI looks like.

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