Why attend Data + AI World Tour

Data + AI World Tour showcases data and AI in action. See how leading organizations harness their data to accelerate AI initiatives, build custom AI and deploy apps and agents at scale.

  1. Learn 
    Hear from thought-provoking speakers and technical experts on how to advance your data and AI strategies
  2. Network 
    Build valuable connections, exchange ideas and share experiences with like-minded professionals, subject matter experts and thought leaders
  3. Advance
    Participate in hands-on sessions and interactive demos to deepen your skills and explore real applications of data and AI to help you achieve your goals

Agenda

8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Registration

Grab your badge from the registration desk to start your day.
8:00 AM – 9:30 AM
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Expo

Visit Databricks and sponsor booths, take part in Databricks and customer activations, and network with other attendees.
9:30 AM – 11:00 AM

Keynote

Hear from Databricks executives and customers on the transformative power of data and AI.
11:30 AM – 1:30 PM Lunch
11:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Breakout Sessions

Dive into our product during breakout sessions and workshops.
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Reception

Wrap up your day in our Expo with refreshments, inspiring activations and networking.
 
A keynote stage as observed from a distance, over a crowd of seated attendees

Speakers

Arsalan Tavakoli-Shiraji

Co-Founder and SVP of Field Engineering
Databricks

Featured Sessions

Sponsors

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How much does it cost to attend the Data + AI World Tour? All Data + AI World Tour stops are free to attend.
I am having difficulties applying to attend. How can I get help? Please email world-tour-support-amer@databricks.com.
How do I register for training? Scheduling for training will launch closer to the event. An email will be sent notifying you when scheduling is open in the session catalog.
Will you be providing meals with dietary restrictions in mind? Please enter your dietary restrictions during registration and we will do our best to accommodate your requests. 
Where is the event located? The event is held at the Javits Center, 655 W. 34th Street, New York, NY, 10001
How do I get to the Javits Center? Located in Hudson Yards on Manhattan’s West Side, Javits is just a 5 minute walk from the 7 subway line, and steps away from bus routes, ferry access, and major thoroughfares. For more information, please visit the Javits Center website
Are there other Data + AI World Tour locations I can attend? Visit our Data + AI World Tour page to see all our tour stops. Check out our events page for upcoming Databricks events.
What is the event's badge photo and ID policy? 

Databricks requires attendees of Data + AI World Tour to submit a photo during registration that will be printed on the attendee badge. The photo must be of the registration holder and will be verified during badge pick up on site by event staff in conjunction with a government issued ID. The photo is not used for any other purpose.

Please upload or take a passport style photo clearly showing your face from the shoulders up, facing forward, without sunglasses or hat. If you need to retake the photo, click the x next to the file name.
What is Databricks' Bag Policy at events?

Databricks events operate a 100% screening policy. Trained security staff will use walk-through and handheld metal detection equipment to search attendees before they enter the venue. All bags larger than a small, one compartment, clutch (not exceeding 8.5 x 5.5 inches) must be removed and placed on the belt. Items will be seized if they pose a possible threat or risk to others, or could negatively impact the event. Please allow additional time for this process.

We do not allow the following items within any of the Data + AI World Tour event venues, including but not limited to:  

  • Weapons, firearms or knives (regardless of size), or items that can be mistaken as a weapon
  • Pets or other animals, except approved service animals. Service animals should remain on a leash or in a harness, and under the control of the owner at all times.
  • Personal mobility devices (with or without a motor), unless for ADA use. This includes but is not limited to: skateboards, hoverboards, bicycles, scooters, uniwheels and all similar products.
  • No smoking (including e-cigarettes) is allowed within the facility
  • Poles and sticks, including selfie sticks
  • Laser lights, laser pointers
  • Mace/pepper spray, tasers, stun guns or similar devices
  • Sharp and/or pointed objects: razor blades, scissors, knitting needles, screwdrivers and so on
  • Whistles, noisemakers and/or sound/voice enhancement devices such as bullhorns
  • Banners, signs or placards, unless authorized by production or security management
  • Flashlights, unless authorized by production or security management
  • Wi-Fi and/or Bluetooth signal disruptors
  • Tripods for cameras (does not apply to media)
  • Inflatable items (e.g., balloons)
  • Drones, unless authorized by production or security management
  • No outside alcohol
  • No illegal substances