The Thought Tank is back. This time, ThoughtSpot CMO and host Micheline Nijmeh is sitting down with Kelley Jarrett to unpack where Sales Ops gets an edge with real-time data. Join us live on August 26th at 12:30 PM ET. If you're in Sales Ops or RevOps, this one's for you. Kelley will pull back the curtain on how she actually runs pipeline, manages AE performance, and keeps forecast accuracy honest, all from ThoughtSpot.

Watch how AgentSpot builds a Product Discovery Agent that reads support tickets, sales calls, Slack threads, CRM notes and product analytics, clusters what customers keep raising into ranked themes, and hands your PMs the pattern, the accounts affected, the evidence behind it and what to do next. What is AgentSpot? AgentSpot is an Agentic Workforce Platform for building workflows that make decisions, take action, and deliver results across every system your business runs on, grounded in your data.

Watch how AgentSpot builds an Opportunity Planning Agent that reads your validation brief in Confluence, queries your GTM and product models in ThoughtSpot for the evidence behind it, weighs the build options against real pipeline and roadmap themes, and publishes a decision-ready brief with a named bet, a priority call, and a now-next-later path, so your next planning cycle starts from evidence instead of opinion.

Watch how AgentSpot builds a Release Notes workflow that checks GitHub every morning for new staging releases, gathers the merged PRs behind them, rewrites the whole lot into benefit-first, jargon-free release notes, and publishes them as a Slack Canvas with a short summary posted to your channel, so your team learns what shipped without anyone hand-writing it. What is AgentSpot? AgentSpot is an Agentic Workforce Platform for building workflows that make decisions, take action, and deliver results across every system your business runs on, grounded in your data.

The standard approach for Kafka in enterprise environments is to lock it down and have engineers file tickets. Platform teams do that because traditional engineering tools (CLIs, UIs and native ACLs) have no enterprise governance, so you cannot grant access you can scope, revoke or prove later. That’s the Kafka ticket desk: the week is access requests instead of platform work, engineers wait days to ship and Kafka adoption scales only as fast as the ticket queue moves.