Best Of

• What topics would you like to see covered at Domopalooza next year?
  • In Person!
  • Unique / Out of the box design solutions
  • Data Governance
  • Less Fluff, more substance. Not the What but the How.
• What features would you like to learn more about?
  • Custom applications
  • App Studio
• What are your top challenges in Domo right now?
  • Instance Cleanup
  • Lack of impersonation to review users issues as an admin

First of all I agree, in person is a must with recording available for those who can't make it and to review again yourself :)

Secondly, I also would like to have more technical know how sessions and deep dives with actual examples instead of just show and tell presentations.

Workflow automation that perhaps goes beyond the Domo ecosystem (e.g. workflow that leverages write back connectors to other systems?)

Updates on Cloud Amplifier and Domo's connectivity to Microsoft Azure. Multi cloud? What is possible? How would it look like? What are requirements/prerequisites?

Lastly, the challenge we have is being able to impersonate a user. It would be great as an admin to impersonate a user to review users issues and also test out their dashboard access or PDP policy.

1. Domo AI
2. Domo App Studio
3. Domostats
4. Workflow
5. Domobricks
6. Data Science

@b_rad nailed it!

Additionally, if the event is in-person, the ask an expert/genius bar booth that we've seen in the past would be awesome.

In person but still record sessions for those who can't make it!

Topics:

• New visuals coming to the platform with examples
• More active sessions
• Ways to automate PDP administration

All of what has already been stated!

I'll add: building a governance model from scratch and creating / maintaining data driven cultures.

In person is a must!!

I would like to see more technical topics and deep dives into products and how to use them. Also more workshops not just show and tell.

I would love to see more highlights of current features in Domo that don't get a ton of focus and are not widely known about: course builder, webforms, community, DomoStats, etc.

Right now I am struggling with organization of content and handling user requests for more content, our biggest complaint is "we don't know what we don't know". I would love to see some best practice/ideas for how customers push new content out to their users and how they handle requests for updates.