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Insights Tomorrow, brought to you by Microsoft, features in-depth conversations with data leaders and experts about the revolutionary journeys they're taking in the world of data, analytics, and governance.
22 episodes · publishes fortnightly · latest 2025-03-27 · ~28 min/episode
Rank
#6021
Substance
31.0
/ 100
Breakdown
Scored 2026-07
Updated monthly
Across the index
#6021 of 6182
Substance
Top 97%
outscores 3% of the index
Insights Tomorrow ranks #6021 on The B2B Podcast Index with a substance score of 31.0 out of 100, scored across 1 recent episode. It scores highest on guest caliber and insight density. There are no guests whatsoever - only two Microsoft-affiliated co-hosts reminiscing and promoting their next series. Both hosts have practitioner backgrounds (ETL development, SQL Server) but contribute nothing substantive here.
Averaged across 1 recently scored episode, with cited evidence.
The entire episode is a promotional wrap-up and series announcement with zero novel claims. Every statement is either a vague platitude about data being transformative or a plug for the new show.
“the space is truly evolving super fast”
“it's mind blowing to see how industries are shifted from how we were thinking about data”
No original thinking at any point. The episode recycles the most generic possible observations about AI ethics and data transformation without adding any new angle, counterargument, or first-principles reasoning.
“The idea of being responsible with AI and how do we balance innovation along with ethics. It's a tough balance to strike, but it is absolutely necessary”
“it's not just stuck in their devices, it's actually bringing it into our lives, making it part of our lives”
There are no guests whatsoever - only two Microsoft-affiliated co-hosts reminiscing and promoting their next series. Both hosts have practitioner backgrounds (ETL development, SQL Server) but contribute nothing substantive here.
“when I started my journey as an ETL developer, not in 1900s like you, Patrick, it's fairly more recently in the 2000s”
“I started Data working on SQL Server 7.0”
The only concrete reference in the entire episode is SQL Server 7.0 used as a self-deprecating joke. Microsoft Fabric is named repeatedly but never described with any specific capability, metric, or customer outcome.
“I started Data working on SQL Server 7.0”
“we had the privilege of discussing cutting edge technology, diving into data transformations, AI and so much more”
There are no real questions, no pushback, and no follow-ups - just two co-hosts validating each other with filler affirmations throughout. The format is a mutual promotional monologue split between two people.
“That is right, Patrick. That's the right way to put it”
“No, I know another thing about you, Patrick. Knowing tech is your strong suit, but connecting with community is your stronger suit”
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1 scored on substance · 22 tracked in total.
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