Easy start to data prompting
Tuesday 12:00 - 00:00
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Lukas Michalitsch
Head of Data
When you read about good infrastructure and what's needed for fast and accurate data prompting it can quickly become a daunting task especially for small companies with limited in house data/tech capabilities. A well structured DWH, a good semantics layer and potentially an external tool with a considerable price tag. I will talk about how we took a slightly different route at De Koffiejongens to get the whole business prompting data with Claude and Google BigQuery.
In short we found a way that we could setup for the basics within a week and worked for us by:
- limiting the used data to already well defined views on frequently used properties (think an exhaustive orders table)
- used LLMs to extract company knowledge from communication
- used this as a base for a makeshift semantics layer in Claude with layers of skills within a plugin
- manage data access at the user level in order to keep privacy standards
- implemented scheduled accuracy testing to maintain standards
During the presentation I will talk about the setup and different considerations we made along the way that shaped our decision.
When you read about good infrastructure and what's needed for fast and accurate data prompting it can quickly become a daunting task especially for small companies with limited in house data/tech capabilities. A well structured DWH, a good semantics layer and potentially an external tool with a considerable price tag. I will talk about how we took a slightly different route at De Koffiejongens to get the whole business prompting data with Claude and Google BigQuery.
In short we found a way that we could setup for the basics within a week and worked for us by:
- limiting the used data to already well defined views on frequently used properties (think an exhaustive orders table)
- used LLMs to extract company knowledge from communication
- used this as a base for a makeshift semantics layer in Claude with layers of skills within a plugin
- manage data access at the user level in order to keep privacy standards
- implemented scheduled accuracy testing to maintain standards
During the presentation I will talk about the setup and different considerations we made along the way that shaped our decision.
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