Bridging IT, Governance, and Data Science to Deliver Business Value

BARC CEO Shawn Rogers and Posit CMO Bruno Trimouille discuss how leading organizations accelerate deployment while maintaining enterprise governance.
Data science teams build sophisticated applications, but deployment takes months. The challenge isn't capability—it's the structural gap between development and deployment. IT teams manage enterprise-wide demands while data science projects wait for resources.

Leading organizations are adopting a different approach: integrated governance that provides data scientists with flexibility while meeting IT's security and compliance requirements.

Join BARC CEO Shawn Rogers and Posit CMO Bruno Trimouille to discover how organizations in financial services, healthcare, and manufacturing are eliminating this bottleneck.

What you'll learn:
• Why data science models get stuck in the "last mile" and how to eliminate app deployment bottlenecks that keep insights from reaching production
• How to balance open-source flexibility with enterprise governance so data scientists can innovate while IT maintains security and control
• Real approaches from regulated industries that reduce deployment cycles from months to weeks without compromising compliance

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Featured in this webinar

Bruno Trimouille
Chief Marketing Officer, Posit

Bruno Trimouille is the Chief Marketing Officer at Posit, responsible for spearheading go-to-market strategy, brand identity, and accelerated growth marketing initiatives. Bruno is a recognized leader in digital transformation and customer experience, leading all aspects of integrated marketing, product positioning, and demand generation.

Shawn Rogers
Chief Executive Officer, BARC

Shawn Rogers, CEO at BARC, is an internationally recognized analyst, strategist, thought leader, speaker, and author specializing in artificial intelligence, machine learning, analytics, business intelligence, and Cloud technologies. Shawn’s experience as an industry analyst, coupled with executive roles at Dell, Quest Software, and TIBCO Software, provides a unique perspective on the software industry that he leverages in his role today at BARC.