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Corey Caplette reposted thisCorey Caplette reposted thisMyriad360 set out to improve metric trust and make smarter, more effective data-driven decisions. We helped them build a roadmap and a dictionary of metrics to execute their vision and strengthen their data operations, creating a living record of the metrics and definitions feeding Myriad360’s newly revamped dashboards. Shoutout to the Myriad360 and Velir x Brooklyn Data teams who worked together to strengthen data governance, align metric definitions, and create a living metrics dictionary.💪 Read the full case study here: https://lnkd.in/guAenxC7
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Corey Caplette reposted thisCorey Caplette reposted thisWe are proud to be named a Premier Partner in Sigma's new SI Partner Program! This recognition reflects more than four years of hands-on Sigma work, 20+ client projects, and continued investment in building innovative data products and AI Apps with Sigma. We’re excited to keep helping organizations move from static reporting to live, governed analytics that teams can explore, update, and act on. Read the full announcement here: https://lnkd.in/gYBCwxAr #Sigma #DataAnalytics #ModernDataStack
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Corey Caplette reposted thisCorey Caplette reposted thisGreat turnout at this week’s NYC dbt Meetup! Thank you to everyone who joined us for an evening of networking, conversation, and great sessions from Balin Michael, Director of Data Science at Kaplan, and Joshua David, Senior Analytics Engineer & Platform Team Tech Lead at Spotify. We loved seeing so many familiar and new faces from across the NYC data community. Big thanks as well to our SVP, Data & AI, David A. Gelman, Ph.D. and Datadog's Guru Mahendran for hosting, and to Datadog and dbt Labs for helping make the event possible. Already looking forward to the next one 🙌 Alexandra Kraft #dbt #AnalyticsEngineering #DataCommunity
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Corey Caplette shared thisThank you to Marco Echeverria and Simon Chapman for organizing a packed day of Optimizely CMS 13 training on their World Tour. 🙌 Online training is convenient, but there is no substitute for spending time together, having a chance to ask questions, and talking through how we can apply the latest CMS 13 features in our work. Doing it at the Ritz-Carlton in Boston did not hurt either. 💎 Team Velir is officially Optimizely Sales certified. Congrats to Diane O'Connell, Kevin Schofield, Dan Murphy and the rest of the crew.
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Corey Caplette shared thisHappy 25th, Sitecore! 25 years is several lifetimes in digital. Platforms change. Approaches change. Acronyms definitely change. But arriving back from SUGCON Europe in London last week, what stands out most to me when thinking about Sitecore’s Silver anniversary is not just the technology. It is the community around it. I had a serendipitous surprise waiting for me when I arrived back home. My Sitecore Ambassador MVP award, celebrating my 17th year as a member of the MVP community, was on my doorstep. I’ve been lucky to spend a meaningful part of my career at Velir working in the Sitecore ecosystem, building with it, learning through it, helping customers make sense of what’s next, and reconnecting again and again with people who are generous with their time, sharp in their thinking, and deeply committed to making digital experiences better. That was the feeling in London at this year’s SUGCON Europe. Familiar faces, new acquaintances, engaging conversations, honest debates, and that rare conference energy that is unique to a community-organized event (especially rare for a proprietary technology platform). While I’m allowing myself to be nostalgic, I want to send a special thanks to Tamas Varga, who has played an instrumental role in keeping the Sitecore community vibrant over the past 10 years. Tamas was first a peer as an agency CTO and later became a partner when he joined Sitecore as a Technical Evangelist and then Community Manager, a role he has led brilliantly and with real humility. As Tamas nears retirement this year and prepares to quite literally sail off into the sunset, it feels fitting to celebrate him as a critical piece of the Sitecore story. His approach and contributions embody what good partnership looks like. So congratulations to Sitecore on 25 years. The platform has evolved enormously from its CMS roots to today’s AI-enabled digital experience platform. The technology is better than ever, but to me the best part of the story is still the same: customers, partners, practitioners, and community members all pushing each other to innovate and write the next chapter. #SitecoreSilver
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Corey Caplette shared this📣 Velir's Ravindra S. Rathore is presenting at the Optimizely User Group India on May 4th alongside Patrick L. from Optimizely, breaking down how Opal and agentic AI are reshaping the way teams work. Learn about AI that you can use today in the marketing stack you already have.Corey Caplette shared thisWe’re excited to introduce Velir India and the incredibly talented team members helping us grow, collaborate, and deliver from India. To celebrate, we are partnering with Optimizely for the next Optimizely User Group India virtual meetup. On May 4th at 9:00am EST, join Ravindra S. Rathore, Technical Director at Velir x Brooklyn Data, and Patrick Lam, Sr. Manager, Knowledge & Education Programs at Optimizely, for a practical look at how Opal and agentic AI are shaping the way teams work in Optimizely. This session is built for the Optimizely community in India, including developers, architects, marketers, practitioners, partners, and customers who want to stay close to where the platform is headed. As a virtual event, it also welcomes participation from community members across the globe. We’re proud to have Velir India represented in this conversation and excited for what’s ahead! 👉 Register for the meetup here: https://lnkd.in/gazzeUxv
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Corey Caplette reposted thisCorey Caplette reposted thisThe modern data stack is evolving. On May 5 and 6, join our SVP, Data & AI, David A. Gelman, Ph.D. and Kyle Dempsey, Senior Director, Partner Solutions Architecture at dbt Labs, for a conversation on the next era of data infrastructure and what it takes to build for scale, flexibility, and AI. With global-friendly sessions for AMER, EMEA, and APAC, attendees can join at a time that works for their region. We’ll explore why more organizations are moving toward open data infrastructure and what that shift looks like in practice. Register here: https://lnkd.in/dhknHMSU
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Corey Caplette reposted thisCorey Caplette reposted thisWe’re proud to be hosting the next dbt Labs meetup in New York. This one is centered on how teams are thinking about dbt right now: new engines, evolving workflows, and how to scale without introducing unnecessary complexity. It’s shaping up to be a great group of practitioners working through these challenges in real time. If you’re in NYC and spending time on dbt, analytics engineering, or building out a modern data platform, we hope to see you there! Link to register in comments.
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Corey Caplette shared thisBuilding data platforms that serve multiple business units gets a lot harder once AI workloads are introduced, especially when teams need different models, deployment patterns, and governance controls. Looking forward to a practical discussion with our own David A. Gelman, Ph.D. and Dagster Labs Alexander Noonan on how teams are handling this challenge in production environments.Corey Caplette shared thisUPDATE: Our Dagster Labs Deep Dive webinar on Multi-Tenancy for Modern Data Platforms has been moved to Monday, April 13 from 3��4 PM EST. Join our SVP, Data & AI, David A. Gelman, Ph.D., and Alexander Noonan, Developer Advocate at Dagster Labs, as they walk through the patterns, trade-offs, and architectural decisions behind building scalable, multi-tenant data platforms. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gN7E5AA4
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Corey Caplette reacted on thisCorey Caplette reacted on thisGrateful for an incredible week at SKO in Dallas and honored to bring home some hardware. I'm incredibly humbled to have been recognized as Sitecore's Partner Manager of the Year. BIG Shoutout to all our partners who sponsored SKO this year. We couldn't have done it without you! Looking forward to building on this momentum and making FY27 even more impactful to Sitecore and our partner ecosystem.
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Corey Caplette liked thisCorey Caplette liked thisOh, what a night. Actually, oh, what a week. I’m likely going to upset a few people when I say this, but I think this might have been the best SKO I’ve attended. And that is saying something, considering we did not do it in the round or open with Thunderstruck on violin. Right, Caryn? The production value was top-notch, and I would expect nothing less from our amazing events team - Marissa, Brooke, and Linda. And Stephanie, who ran this thing like a boss. But what made the week so incredibly strong was the content - from the mainstage to the breakouts. It was sharp, useful, and grounded in what is actually happening in the market. IMO, Chris Andrew was the standout. He helped us make sense of how quickly search is changing, what it means for our customers, and why this moment matters so much. And in doing so, I was struck by how prescient he and Robert MacCloy were when they founded Scrunch just about two years ago. Two years. Who knew? Chris and Rob did. There was so much more, of course: big ideas, pitch presentations, a little bit of rodeo, and, in my case, a ballgown with boots. But what I’ll remember most is how much fun we had together, how many people brought their very best, and how proud I felt watching it all come together. Thankfully, I get to relive at least some of it through this reel. Twenty-five years in, this was certainly not our first rodeo, but it might have been the best.
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Corey Caplette reacted on thisCorey Caplette reacted on thisYou spend about 90% of your life indoors. Have you ever wondered why some spaces leave you calm and focused, while others leave you anxious or drained? Neuroscience is starting to answer that question. Neurospatial design is an emerging field linking brain science, health, and the built environment. It's reshaping how we think about workplaces, hospitals, schools, and homes. Our new Giving Smarter Guide, produced with The Pedersen Foundation, outlines four philanthropic priorities to bring this field's potential to life: evidence generation, talent pipelines, cross-sector integration, and public awareness. Read the guide to see how philanthropy can help design healthier spaces and healthier lives. https://lnkd.in/eFe8yAZq #BrainHealth #Innovation #MentalHealth #PhilanthropyBridging Neuroscience, Health, and the Built Environment | Milken InstituteBridging Neuroscience, Health, and the Built Environment | Milken Institute
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Corey Caplette liked thisCorey Caplette liked thisThank you to everyone who made this the best #SitecoreSKO yet. I'm leaving inspired by what we've accomplished and even more excited about where we're headed! This week was filled with meaningful conversations, team celebrations, new ideas, and some real Texas fun! 🤠 Spending time in person with teammates from across the globe reinforced how fortunate I am to work alongside such talented, passionate, and supportive people. There are far too many amazing colleagues to recognize individually (and I am sure I am forgetting someone!) but a few special shout-outs: A huge shout out to our Solutions Engineering team. I'm proud to be part of a team that consistently leads with expertise, collaboration, and a relentless focus on customer success. Allen Blanton Andrew Vieau Chirag Patel Thomas Lin Special kudos to Kaitlyn Folsom on her well deserved AMS SE of the year award! And to our SE leadership team: thank you for your vision, advocacy, and for creating an environment where we can challenge ourselves, support one another, and do our best work every day. Mark Fronczak Zach Escabedo Mike Casey Patrick Wallace Hossam Medhat Steve Little Christian Radermacher Michael Wingert Cormac Hampson Ph.D. Congrats to all of our regional teammates Kelly McKay Josh Frickle Elizabeth Leon Adam Ellis Josh Stanley Brad Slitz on making President's Club! Proud to work alongside you all and well deserved! Finally, a special thank you to the Women of Sitecore community. This group means a lot to me. The mentorship, support, encouragement, and friendships make a real difference, and I'm grateful to be part of it. Shuk Thing Lim Swati Gupta Caridad Bojorquez Nora Staebler Liz Nelson Allie Delehanty Amy Iannaccone Agata Nowakowska Special thanks as well to Carrie W. for continuing to show what impactful leadership looks like. Here's to another year of innovation, teamwork, customer success, and fun! #SitecoreSKO #SitecoreAI #ScrunchAI #WomenOfSitecore
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Corey Caplette reacted on thisCorey Caplette reacted on thisLast week in Dallas was a great reminder of why I love what I do. Spending time with an incredible team, colleagues, partners, and customers reinforced the opportunity in front of us Sitecore... The investments we've made in technology, and the strategic decisions that are positioning us for what's next. One conversation really stuck with me. I was asked what I truly enjoy most and where I feel I make the biggest impact. The answer came pretty easily... building high-performing teams and helping create an environment where people can grow in their careers and reach levels they didn't think were possible. Watching people thrive is what makes it all worth it. When you bring great people together around a single vision and give them the support and most importantly the trust to succeed, incredible things happen. A HUGE congratulations to Soraly Kernohan and Liz Lyons for going to President's Club!!! 🏆💪🌴 I'm excited for the year ahead and grateful to be on this journey with such a world-class team: Tim Hackenberg Liz Lyons Soraly Kernohan Lauren Palmacci David Brown Michael Bane Olivia DeCoste Kirsten Stenzel 💪
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Corey Caplette liked thisCorey Caplette liked thisLast week was the highlight of my career (so far). I had the incredible privilege of hosting our FY27 Sales Kick Off in Dallas. Being in a room with the colleagues I work with every day, celebrating everything we accomplished over the last year while looking ahead to what’s next from a completely different perspective, is something I will never forget. A consistent message kept coming up throughout the week: push yourself to be brilliant, every day. If there is one thing this experience reinforced for me, it is the power of saying yes to the opportunities that scare you. Stepping so far outside of my comfort zone ended up being one of the most rewarding experiences of my career. I plan to embody that as much as I can as we go in to FY27. Thank you, Dave Tilbury , for trusting me with this opportunity. I am incredibly proud of everything the Sitecore team accomplished this past year, and even more excited for what is ahead. Michelle Boockoff-Bajdek , thank you for nearly a decade of believing in me, challenging me, and putting me in positions to learn and grow. Your mentorship has shaped so much of who I am, and I will always be grateful for your support. Here’s to pushing ourselves to be brilliant every single day. Let’s go, Sitecore!!
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Corey Caplette liked thisCorey Caplette liked thisAfter 3.5 incredible years with the American Geophysical Union, it's time to say farewell. In August, I'll be moving on to support a community close to my heart; as a throat cancer survivor, I'm proud to step into the role of Chief Staff Officer for Operations with The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). SLP's have helped me with my dysphagia, xerostomia, and the effects of radiation fibrosis, and I'm honored to work on their behalf. We've done some amazing things in my time at AGU, and I want to thank my staff and colleagues for their hard work, support, and care during my tenure. I know you all will continue to impress!
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Corey Caplette reacted on thisCorey Caplette reacted on thisSome news: my role at Sitecore was eliminated last week as part of a company-wide reduction in force, after a little over four years leading industry strategy for healthcare and utilities. I'm sharing this plainly and without much editorializing because I think how we talk about job loss matters more than most companies' PR teams want it to. It also happens to land at an interesting moment. My book, The Agentic Loop, argues that silence and unstructured content are functionally invisible to AI — that the work you don't surface, structure, or say out loud might as well not exist. I've made that case to a lot of enterprise leaders. I hadn't yet made it about myself. So here's something I haven't shared publicly: for months, I've been building Clever Parties—what I think of as an emotionally intelligent operating system—designed to do one hard thing well: read intent from almost nothing. Two tools are already live. Give the drink-pairing tool a stray phrase, "Costco rotisserie chicken," and it doesn't look up a pairing — it infers the occasion, the informality, the mood, and surfaces a wine choice with the reasoning attached. Give the easy-appetizer tool one run-on sentence about a backyard golf party for 20, and it extracts the headcount, setting, and time of day, then hands back a personalized plan. No forms. No dropdowns. Both are early pieces of something bigger: a full party-planning app, still in beta, that takes the same intent-reading and extends it into an entire event. More on that soon. Parties are just the domain I picked because I could watch every inference clearly and cheaply. The underlying question travels: a hospital intake form, a hotel guest profile, a bank's onboarding flow, a retailer's product finder — all of it is the same challenge in different clothes. Can a system read intent from a few unstructured words the way a good host reads a room, and act on it correctly? None of the last four years happened alone — thank you to the Sitecore colleagues who made it good work: the sales reps, partners, and teams I got to build alongside. That part I'm genuinely going to miss. That's the question I've spent two years asking enterprise clients. I'm now looking at what's next, and I'm particularly drawn to organizations building agentic AI as core infrastructure — in healthcare, hospitality, financial services, retail, wherever the same problem shows up — rather than as a bolted-on feature. If that's the work you're doing, I'd welcome the conversation.
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