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5 Tips for Moving Up the Data Streaming Maturity Curve

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Thursday, June 26, 2025

9 AM PDT | 12 PM EDT | 10 AM BST | 10:30 AM IST | 1 PM SGT | 3 PM AEST

Level Up Your Data Streaming Strategy.

In today’s fast-moving digital landscape, investing in isolated data streaming projects no longer moves the needle. To stay ahead of competition, organizations must scale data streaming across teams, business units, and use cases—turning it into a strategic enterprise capability.

Join our upcoming webinar to discover five proven tips for enabling enterprise-wide data streaming. Whether you are just getting started or looking to expand your streaming footprint, this session will help you move faster, scale smarter, and unlock more value from your data.

You’ll learn:

  • What the data streaming maturity curve looks like—and where your organization stands
  • Why you should move up the curve—to maximize business benefits, including AI innovation and faster time to market
  • How to accelerate your journey—and how a data streaming organization framework can help

Who should attend?

  • Tech execs, architects, and anyone looking to scale their data streaming efforts.
Lyndon HedderlyDirector of Strategic Customer Advisory

Lyndon joined Confluent in 2017 and is a Director of Strategic Customer Advisory. He helps organizations model how Confluent and the data streaming platform can improve company performance. Prior to joining Confluent, Lyndon built the Business Value practice at Acquia, a digital experience platform company (2014–2017). He was on the founding team of a UK startup with an enterprise infrastructure platform and analytics solution (2009–2014). Before that, Lyndon spent 12 years with Accenture’s IT Strategy practice (1996–2008). Lyndon holds a Master of Science in neuroscience, including neural networks and artificial intelligence, from Oxford University. He runs his own blog on all things digital and data: https://lyndon.london.