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Just how real is "real-time," really?

Just how real is "real-time," really?

JUN

12

Thursday, June 12

5:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Register

Everyone says their data stack is “real-time.” But when milliseconds matter, most architectures break down under the pressure of freshness, scale, or concurrency. 

In this webinar, we’ll explore what real-time really means in 2025 — and why it’s no longer enough. We’ll break down common misconceptions, highlight the hidden costs of patchwork pipelines, and show what it takes to power truly instant decisions at scale. 

What you'll learn: 

  • Why most “real-time” claims don’t hold up in production 
  • The bottlenecks that emerge at scale — even with modern tools 
  • How to evaluate if your current stack is helping or holding you back 
  • What a new class of infrastructure, like Tacnode, enables: instant data, at scale, for AI and analytics 

Who it’s for: 

Data leaders, analytics engineers, platform architects, and AI/ML practitioners 

Speakers

Boyd Stowe

Boyd Stowe

Senior Solutions Architect, Tacnode

Boyd Stowe is a Senior Solutions Architect at Tacnode with 15+ years in technical sales, product strategy, and enterprise data platforms. Previously at Couchbase and Acoustic, Boyd has helped organizations harness real-time analytics, vector search, and AI-driven architectures to build adaptive, scalable applications. He brings deep technical expertise and a consultative approach to solving complex data challenges.

Matt Livingston

Matt Livingston

Senior Account Executive, Tacnode

Matt Livingston is a Senior Account Executive at Tacnode, where he helps data-driven organizations modernize their analytics infrastructure. With deep expertise in enterprise data platforms and a track record spanning leading SaaS and database companies, Matt brings a consultative, business-outcome-focused approach to every engagement. He’s passionate about helping teams unlock faster, smarter decisions with modern data technologies.

JUN

12

Thursday, June 12

5:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Register