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This session is led by Paul Miller, Head of Solution Management for DB, Google Cloud. Paul is an accomplished data management leader with over 20 years experience in application development, data management, and solution engineering. He is an emphatic team builder who loves to figure things out. Paul has deep experience on databases from leading enterprise software companies such as Google Cloud and Oracle.
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