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George Teas, Vice President of Solutions Architecture at Elastic, emphasized the need for data normalization and democratization. He highlighted the importance of data portability using open-source tools to ensure long-term data ownership. Teas explained how a data-mesh approach can break down data silos, allowing for holistic data context and agility across various government applications and security environments. He also stressed the significance of data mesh in enhancing data governance, usability and response capabilities, ultimately supporting mission execution and threat mitigation.

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About the Elastic Public Sector Summit

During the Elastic Public Sector Summit on March 19, 2025, top federal program executives and IT leaders learned firsthand how advances in data management, search and analytics capabilities are driving innovation and underscoring organizations’ rollout of zero trust, generative AI, and data mesh capabilities.

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