What to look forward to
Newtown Analytics’ thought-leadership series will examine AI’s impact on labor and what context businesses need to trust AI-powered analytics, including how data teams can steward shared metrics and keep subject-matter experts in the loop. Omni’s JD Costantini, a former IBM data engineering consultant with experience across the data stack, will share practical insights alongside host Michael Bartoli and MC Akpanoluo Etteh, a senior data engineering leader formerly of Anthropic and Bandcamp.
Inside the event
An event series for fostering thought leadership across data disciplines and those who work closely with data practitioners, hosted by Newtown Analytics at Fractal Tech. This event will go beyond the hype and inspect the potential impact of AI on labor from well-informed business perspectives both on the ground and systemic. MC'd by Akpanoluo Etteh, Sr. Director of Data Engineering at Arcspan (fmr: Anthropic, Bandcamp) and founder of The Soundshop music salon series, and co-hosted by Michael Bartoli, Founder of Newtown Analytics (fmr: obé Fitness) Our featured collaborator: Omni Omni is an AI analytics platform that gives every person and every AI agent the same governed definitions of the business's metrics. That puts Omni close to this month's question: what context does AI need before the business can trust its answers? Omni joins us through JD Costantini of their go-to-market team. Bio: JD began his career as a data engineering consultant at IBM, working across industries and gaining exposure to a wide range of technologies across the data stack. After recognizing the innovation happening in the space, he moved into the AI analytics startup world in 2021 and joined Omni two years ago. He loves working with clients of all sizes, delivering a trustworthy self-service analytics experience for the masses. Presentation Teaser: We'll discuss how the marriage of context and data is the key to unlock the AI-era version of analytics. How data teams are evolving to be the stewards of semantics. Why you need to keep the business SMEs squarely in your feedback loop. And why collecting context is good, but optimizing how you use it is great.
Meet in Brooklyn, NY
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Last checked: Nov 4, 2026. Confirm current availability before making plans.