Move(data) 2025 Call for Presenters is now open!

Move(data), the annual data and AI practioner event is returning in February 2025. Call for Speakers submissions are now open.

Quinton Wall

Jan 13, 2025

Updated Jun 2, 2026

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3 min read

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Move(data) 2025 Call for Presenters is now open!

Move(data) 2025, our annual virtual event for data and AI practitioners, is fast approaching, with the event taking place online March 20 2025. Last year, we had over 5,500 people register & 1,200 attend live, with 16,000+ watch the recording on YouTube. We averaged over 400 people per session. This year is going to be even bigger!

Today, we are opening the call for presenters.

If you have a unique story, or learnings, that showcase how you are using data and AI for your business/company, we want to hear from you. All sessions are 10 minute lightning sessions covering:

Technical talks
Case studies
Technical deep dives
Lightning talks
Panels
Interviews

What you present is up to you. Highlight your creativity and experience to make your submission stand out. If you need some help on the ideas, here’s a few suggestions to get your started.

Suggested Content

Lessons learned from building with AI
DevOps & Continuous Integration
AI Agents
Bridging Silos: Advanced Techniques in Data Integration
Integrating RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) in Data Pipelines
Mastering Data Movement: Strategies for Seamless Data Flow
Integrating AI and Machine Learning into Data ecosystem
Data Integration in the Era of Big Data: Best Practices and Challenges
Real-Time Data Movement: Tools and Techniques for Instant Insights
AI-Powered Data Integration: Enhancing Data Quality and Consistency
Cloud-Native Data Movement: Optimizing Performance and Scalability
Modernizing Data Movement: From ETL to DataOps
Optimizing Data Movement for Large Language Model Training and Inference

Ready to apply? Session space is limited with the CFP closing on January 31st. Get started now. Have some more questions? Drop us a message in the #movedata-questions slack channel.

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