Iga Januszek

GTM Enablement Manager

Iga Januszek is the GTM Enablement Manager at EDB, focused on empowering sales teams to ramp quickly and perform at their best. She specialises in designing and executing high-impact global onboarding and enablement programmes that drive measurable revenue outcomes. Iga is passionate about the intersection of people development and commercial performance, and is an active Board Advisor supporting early-stage companies on sales enablement strategy.

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EDB Labs

Your Database Goes Down. What Does That Cost Your Business?

Over 90% of mid-size and large enterprises report that a single hour of downtime costs more than $300,000. And yet, for most organisations running Postgres at scale, high availability has been treated as an infrastructure checkbox, something for the DBA team to sort out, not a boardroom conversation. That’s exactly what EDB Postgres AI Distributed High Availability (HA) is here to change.
EDB Labs

The Oracle Renewal Is Coming. This Time, There’s a Way Out.

Tired of signing another Oracle renewal while the migration project sits parked? Dealing with rising cloud costs and no clean path off? Or sitting on a stalled migration that consumed months and never finished? There's a faster, safer, sovereign way to get where you need to go, and it's available today.
EDB Labs

One Dashboard to Rule Them All — and Finally Get Your Fridays Back

One control plane. One library. One less reason to dread Monday morning. Deploy EDB Postgres® AI for turnkey, production-ready Postgres and cloud-like agility across on-premises, multi-cloud, and hybrid environments.
EDB Labs

Your Database Should Be Working While You Sleep

It’s 2:17AM. A DBA jolts awake to their phone screaming. Latency is spiking. An application is timing out. Somewhere, a production system is failing and somewhere else, a customer is noticing. This isn’t a story about a bad night. It’s the operating reality for database teams managing Postgres at scale, and it’s exactly the problem EDB Agentic Database was built to end.