06/03/2026
There's a problem quietly growing inside most organizations right now.
For two decades, data teams worked to break down silos. AI may be creating a new version of the same problem. Critical business context, the reasoning behind decisions, the knowledge built through AI workflows every day, is now living in fragmented tools. One person's AI history. One team's workflow. One vendor's platform. No one owns it. No one governs it.
Whitney Myers, CEO at Zuar, Inc., calls it the context silo problem. And the companies that solve it first will have an advantage that compounds over time.
She's joining two other practitioners for a live roundtable on June 11. What the problem actually looks like in production, and what it takes to close the gap.