Precisely has announced that it will host the first element of its Trust conference as a virtual event on Jun 10th. What makes the Precisely event stand out from other annual conferences is that this initial virtual conference is condensed down to only 90 minutes. It provides a mix of product updates, customer stories and thought leadership about Data Integrity.
The virtual event, which will start at 0900 ET, 1200 BST, is early for the West Coast (0600 PT) but late for Australian customers (2300 ACT). It will presumably be available on demand later. Unlike many other vendors, Precisely had great success with its virtual event during COVID and has continued the event since. The shorter timeframe for the event no doubt enhances attendance, compared to other vendors who aim to combine physical and long virtual conferences.
The virtual event is the first of several events that form the Trust 25 series. The virtual event will host talks about AI Readiness, data modernisation, and the strategic use of location intelligence.
What will Trust 25 Virtual consist of?
The three main sessions are:
- Accelerate AI readiness: Prepare people, processes, and data to innovate and deliver value with AI. Attendees will hear about leading practices for data readiness, designing scalable and adaptable AI frameworks, and aligning people and culture to ensure the success of AI initiatives. David Woods, SVP of Global Services, Precisely, will lead the session.
- Modernise data ecosystems: Discover how to modernise data delivery strategy for maximum scalability and efficiency. Learn about best practices for navigating modernisation paths like cloud adoption, system migration, and adopting modern data architectures such as mesh or fabric. The session will be led by Ashwin Ramachandran, SVP of Product Management at Precisely, and Babu Kilaru, Director of Engineering at Citizens Bank.
- Harness location intelligence: leverage location-based insights to enhance service delivery, optimise targeted marketing, assess property-based risk, and more. The session will be led by Dan Adams, EVP and GM of Enrich, Precisely and Xiao Li, VP of Engineering, Door Dash.
What is after Virtual Trust
In the Autumn, Precisely will host a series of events worldwide. The Trust ’25 Data Love Tour will consist of twelve in-person events at locations across North America, Europe and Asia.
- Boston, US
- Chicago, US
- San Francisco, US
- New York, US
- Dallas, US
- Atlanta, US
- Singapore,
- Sydney, Australia
- Paris, France
- London, UK
- Cologne, Germany
- Spain
Precisely will announce the dates and locations for these events during the virtual event on Jun 10th. Each event will provide:
- Peer-to-peer knowledge exchange on topics such as modernisation, governance, and AI readiness
- Networking opportunities with local and global data leaders
- Exclusive access to data integrity experts and industry thought leaders
During the Data Love tour, Precisely is expected to announce and showcase the finalists and winners of the second annual Precisely Data Integrity Awards. Submissions for nominations are now open until June 20th.
Last year, the company received 50 nominations from across the US, EMEA and APAC. Precisely selected five winners that demonstrated what’s possible when trusted data is paired with vision and execution. The winners were:
- Generali Real Estate (Business Impact) – used AI and enriched data to make faster, smarter real estate investment decisions.
- BMW Group (Business Impact) – modernised mainframe data management for real-time performance across over 600 applications.
- Chamberlain Group (Business Impact) – streamlined SAP operations, saving 1,500+ hours annually through automation.
- New Zealand Superfund (Business Impact) – empowered analysts through governed, high-quality data access, enhancing investment insights.
- Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) (Societal Impact) – strengthened governance with automated, centralised data stewardship.
Kevin Ruane, CMO and EVP of Engage at Precisely, commented, “As organisations race to simultaneously harness AI, modernise their data foundations, and deliver deep customer insights, the need for data accuracy, consistency, and context has never been greater.
“Our goal for Trust’25 is to help data leaders meet this pivotal moment with confidence, equipping them with the expertise, community, and momentum to thrive in a world increasingly reliant on trusted data.”
To make a submission, complete the form here.
Enterprise Times: What does this mean
For a virtual conference, 90 minutes seems an ideal length of time. It is long enough to learn something substantive about a vendor and what its customers have achieved. It is also short enough so that one doesn’t lose a whole day’s work for the event.
For customers who want to find out more, the idea of satellite events around the world makes sense. Events provide the ability for firms to build better relationships with Precisely and its partners. They also provide the opportunity to network with peers who use Precisely solutions and find out what others are doing with the Data Integrity Suite.
Precisely seems to have found a mix of events that works well for them, catering to its global customer base, without incurring huge travel costs. What seems to have changed from last year is fixing a single period for the virtual event; last year, there were three. This means that the events are not regionalised, and for some, the start time is unfriendly. It will be interesting to see how successful this year’s structure works for the Data Integrity vendor.
