The rules of product are being rewritten. Here's how to stay ahead.
AI agents are shipping faster than your analytics can track. Your current stack wasn't built for this, and if you don't adapt, you won't see the problems until your users already have.
Join us and Datadog on July 21 for a complimentary live session to get a clear-eyed view of what's actually changing in product analytics, and what it means for how you work.
You'll leave with a framework for navigating two major shifts reshaping the field: how AI agents are taking over the development cycle, and why your analytics stack needs to keep up.
Here's what were fixing:
- Your feedback loops are too slow for the pace of AI development. When agents ship changes continuously, waiting until sprint review to surface issues isn't a process problem, it's a liability.
- Your analytics stack wasn't designed for agents. Natural language queries, MCP-native workflows, and autonomous decision-making aren't add-ons you can bolt on later. They need to be foundational.
- You're making product decisions without production context. Behavioral data without observability is half the picture. Without it, you're optimizing for what you can measure, not what's actually happening.
You'll walk away with:
- A clear picture of how the SDLC is collapsing into continuous evaluation, and what that shift actually demands from product managers.
- Why fast signals are now the feedback loop governing AI agent development, not just monitoring tools you check when something breaks.
- How MCP-native, agent-driven analytics workflows are replacing traditional dashboards, and what it means for your semantic layer.
- A framework for what to build, what to fix, and how to stay in control as autonomous development changes what "shipping" looks like.
- How Datadog's Product Analytics connects instrumentation, experimentation, and observability into a single data plane that agents can act on.
Meet the experts
Chetan Sharma, Director, Product Management, Datadog
Chetan leads product management for Datadog Product Analytics. He's the former founder and CEO of AB experimentation platform Eppo, acquired by Datadog in 2025, and was a founding data scientist at Airbnb.
Adam Virani, Product Marketing Manager, Product Analytics & Experiments, Datadog
Adam owns product marketing for Product Analytics and Experiments at Datadog. He brings experience defining and leading monetization and growth strategy for AI security and platform offerings at Microsoft.
