by Joely Friedman, Justin Evans | Aug 4, 2025 | AI, AI/BI, Case Study, Databricks, General, Insights, Resources
Introduction: What is AI/BI and Why It’s a Game-Changer For years, BI tools have helped organizations analyze and visualize data, but the landscape has shifted. Traditional BI approaches rely on manual processes, siloed reporting, and heavy dependence on technical...
by Brittany Beman | Jul 31, 2025 | AI, Blog, Insights, Resources
Built on Databricks to unlock AI-driven insights from geospatial data We’re excited to announce the launch of the Geospatial AI Accelerator by Lovelytics, our latest Brickbuilder Solution developed in collaboration with Databricks. Designed to help organizations...
by Abraham Zahed, Kam Subramaniam | Jul 31, 2025 | AI, Blog, Insights
A practical guide for business and technology leaders Introduction: When AI Acts Autonomously, Can You Trust It? AI agents capable of independent decision-making introduce powerful automation. But also raise critical concerns about security, ethics, and governance....
by Eric Falthzik | Jul 23, 2025 | Blog, Data Governance, Insights, Resources
In the age of digital transformation, nearly every organization I have encountered in practice has expressed a desire to be “data-driven”. But there’s a critical ingredient that’s often overlooked in the race for analytics tools, dashboards, and AI: data...
by Eric Falthzik | Jul 21, 2025 | Blog, Data Governance, Insights, Resources
In the modern data-driven enterprise, data is no longer just a byproduct of operations, it’s a key strategic asset. Unfortunately, as data pipelines grow in complexity, scale, and importance, they also become more fragile potentially leading to broken...
by Eric Falthzik | Jul 9, 2025 | Blog, Data Governance, Insights, Resources
At the end of May, Salesforce announced that they were acquiring Informatica for about $8 billion. The acquisition demonstrated Salesforce’s intent to enhance its data capabilities and bolster its position in the hyper-evolving AI sector. By integrating...
