From Pilot to Production
How AI Agents Are Transforming Enterprise Data Work on Databricks AI agents are moving fast from experiment to infrastructure. Gartner expects 40% of enterprise applications to embed task-specific agents by the end of 2026, up from under 5% in 2025.¹ The harder number sits just behind it: only around 31% of enterprises report an agent running in production, with banking and […]
Beyond the Dashboard
Building Governed, Production-Ready Apps on Databricks Application building has quietly moved outside IT. Gartner expects roughly 75% of new enterprise applications to be built with low-code tools by 2026, and Forrester puts the number of citizen developers worldwide at 16.2 million this year, up 38% from 2025.¹² Business teams aren’t waiting for a development queue anymore. They’re building. […]
Data Strategy and the Modern Data Platform: Better Together
Why pairing deliberate strategy with the right platform is what separates organizations that realize value from those still waiting for it. Most enterprises have already consolidated their data. Warehouses have been rationalized, lakes have been built, and pipelines run automatically. That progress is real. But it is also where many organizations stall. They have built the plumbing […]
How to Optimize Your 1st Party Data – Step 2: Protect
Is your governance framework protecting your 1st Party Data? In our first blog of the Consumer Intelligence series (1st Party Data, Clean Rooms, and Privacy — Why it’s so Hot), we emphasized the importance of your 1st party data and how Infinitive helps companies get the value out of their data by a 3-step process […]
Increase the Clarity of Your Cloud
It’s been sixteen years since AWS made its Simple Storage Solution (S3) available to a third party, yet, despite innumerable advances in cloud infrastructure, services, and use cases, many organizations are still unsure (or perhaps unconvinced) of the cloud’s value proposition. In our experience, those organizations that are still contemplating whether they should use the […]
Infinitive’s 2022 Midyear Review
We are halfway into the year which calls for a midyear review on Infinitive’s achievements. Our technology and transformation efforts are guiding organizations in the financial services, media, education, and healthcare industries to achieve their business objectives. Here’s the recap: Financial Services At Infinitive, we help guide financial services organization’s digital transformation to improve cloud […]
How to Optimize Your 1st Party Data – Step 1: Collect
Is your organization building trusted consumer relationships that help you monetize your streaming content? In our first blog of the Consumer Intelligence series (1st Party Data, Clean Rooms, and Privacy — Why it’s so Hot), we emphasized the importance of your 1st party data and how Infinitive helps companies get the value out of their […]
How Does Traditional SIEM = Traffic Helicopter?
https://youtu.be/AcWqZOhQ-rc Remember the iconic traffic helicopter and our dependence on information gleaned from each hover? Fast forward to 2022, and our reliance is now on crowdsourced, live traffic and road condition updates including stopped vehicles, potholes, police activity and expected hold times at specific jams. Waze, a crowdsourced app is faster by an average of […]
Claims, Denials, and How the Best Organizations are using Analytics
Background The healthcare industry has seen a 20% increase in claim denial rates in the past five years, and because of COVID-19, the trend is only becoming worse (McKeon). Healthcare organizations must work to identify root causes, simplify the appeals process, and develop prevention tactics to help mitigate the social, technological, regulatory, and financial implications […]
Aligning Cybersecurity to Your Business
Over the past few years, the security landscape has changed rapidly because of an increase in information on private and public networks and in cybersecurity incidents. While cybersecurity is becoming the number one risk for company boards, companies that meet cybersecurity regulations and standards often fail to relate these efforts as a differentiator and competitive […]