Arenadata Integrates AI Agents Into Data Platform Architecture
Arenadata is upgrading its data platform to integrate AI agents as primary users, focusing on data governance and automated metadata management.
Arenadata is upgrading its data platform to integrate AI agents as primary users, focusing on data governance and automated metadata management.
Grand-Trade has implemented the Data Ocean Governance platform to manage data quality and metadata, enabling the company to quantify financial risks associated with data errors.
DataGov 2.0 expands traditional data management to include AI assets, requiring new strategies for cost control, risk management, and quality assurance.

T-Bank has replaced an 11-step manual data quality process with an AI-agent architecture to improve observability and data reliability.

Universe Data has launched version 2.16 of its Data Governance platform, featuring automated classification, process versioning, and expanded data lineage analysis tools.

HP is standardizing sustainability data governance to support AI-driven business decisions and meet global regulatory reporting requirements.

Workiva Inc. is prioritizing measurable business outcomes in its AI-native workflows and has launched Agent Studio to enable no-code AI agent development for employees.

Workiva research reveals that while 84% of executives are ready to automate annual reports with AI, only 11% possess the data quality required to manage the associated operational risks.

Cisco has overhauled its Splunk platform to support AI agents, introducing a federated data architecture, on-premises AI infrastructure with Nvidia, and new observability and security tools.

HeadHunter has integrated the Arenadata Catalog into its infrastructure to manage 5.8 PB of data and support AI-driven analytical workflows.
