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1 records · last verified 2026-06
1 claim cross-referenced against 2 independent public sources.
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2026-06-30Recordly's Mikko Sulonen is a listed speaker at Helsinki Data Week 2025 ('The Snowflake Experience'), an independent Finnish data conference, presenting on agentic data-engineering workflows.
“Beyond AI Code Generation: Agentic Development Workflows in Data Engineering – Mikko Sulonen, Recordly”
Snowflake's official user-group site lists Recordly's Mika Heino (Partner, Snowflake Chapter Lead Finland, Snowflake Data Superhero) as host of the Snowflake Finland User Group Helsinki event, an independent vendor-hosted listing naming Recordly.
“Mika Heino ... Data Architect, Partner, Snowflake Chapter Lead Finland, Snowflake Data Superhero ... Recordly”
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