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Informatica introduces groundbreaking generative AI technology to transform data management

Informatica unveils new generative AI innovations at Informatica World, transforming enterprise data management with CLAIRE GPT and enhancing business processes.

Informatica unveiled major advancements in its cloud data management platform at Informatica World in Las Vegas last week. These innovations aim to make generative AI (GenAI) accessible to all business users and provide instant, AI-driven insights into data.

CLAIRE GPT leads the way in intelligent data management

CLAIRE GPT, a pivotal development, is designed to integrate GenAI throughout data management processes. It uses an organisation’s metadata system of record, enabling users to interact with data via a natural language interface. This tool not only increases productivity and accelerates decision-making but also ensures data security.

The advantages of CLAIRE GPT include simplifying complex data management tasks, enhancing productivity through automation, and allowing non-technical users to understand data without SQL knowledge. This represents Informatica’s commitment to improving data accessibility and efficiency across the board.

“We anticipated the market direction more than four years before this current AI hype cycle with our CLAIRE solution, the backbone of our AI platform and products,” said Amit Walia, CEO at Informatica. “With the infusion of GenAI into the very fabric of our cloud-only offerings, weโ€™ve elevated the industry standard and leveraged the simplicity and intuitiveness of the technology to deliver actionable insights within seconds to our customers.”

Strategic deployment and integration of GenAI within business processes

Informatica’s new products also streamline the creation of GenAI applications through low-code/no-code interfaces. This approach is designed to transform business processes and data pipelines, facilitating the easy integration of GenAI capabilities into daily operations and decision-making.

The company has updated its Cloud Application Integration capabilities to enable the creation of no-code GenAI applications that handle complex tasks such as prompt engineering and ReAct AI agents. These applications are scalable and adhere to strict security and governance standards.

“The seamless integration of trusted data and reliable AI is essential. With the incorporation of generative AI into our systems, it further enhances accessibility to data, facilitates the discovery of valuable insights and contributes to the overall efficiency and productivity of our organisation,” commented Barbara Latulippe, Chief Data Officer at Takeda Pharmaceuticals.

Katie Germano, Director of Healthcare Analytics at SSM Health, highlighted the practical benefits of these innovations, noting that CLAIRE GPT could significantly reduce the dependency on IT support by enabling clinical teams to access necessary data independently, thus enhancing the health system’s efficiency and patient care.

Informaticaโ€™s ongoing leadership in data management

Stewart Bond, Vice President, Data Intelligence and Integration Software at IDC, discussed the challenges businesses face in adapting to generative AI. He emphasised the importance of data readiness and praised Informatica’s 30-year history of solving data management issues and its continuous adaptation to technological advances.

Informatica’s commitment to innovation is demonstrated by its Intelligent Data Management Cloud (IDMC). This platform showcases how integrating AI with data management can empower businesses to harness their data for transformation and growth.

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