Decision services, ML and data foundation — in production in your business.
Data products only work where they don’t stay in the notebook. We bring models, decision services and shared data foundations into live business operations — with SLA capability, reproducible rollout, versioned results and an audit trail that makes statements traceable.
Does this sound familiar?
Your data scientists work on sample exports that arrive once per quarter from the data-warehouse team. Edge cases are missing in the sample. Drift stays invisible until deployment.
An ML model or agentic-AI workflow is ready in the notebook — the path to a productive service with SLA takes six months.
You want to put a decision service into production (e.g. for dispatch, pricing, risk scoring) — today your team builds that as custom code per use case, without a shared platform template.
The lakehouse delivers reports — the operational application layer on top (API, UI, ML service, audit trail) gets rebuilt every time, because the foundation is missing.
If more than two of these apply, a conversation is worth it.
Cloud-agnostic by default, integrated into your existing software landscape, open source as the foundation — exit-ready, on-premise-capable, no vendor veto over your data strategy.
What we deliver.
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Decision services and operational APIsData products as machine-to-machine services or with a user interface that flow into live business processes — routing, scoring, validation and recommendation logic with seconds latency and an audit trail. The operational application layer on top of your lakehouse, not the next reporting layer.
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Machine learning and agentic AI in productionML models and agentic-AI workflows from lab into production — with reproducible rollout, versioned results, drift monitoring and SLA. Results stay traceable, model behavior reproducible.
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A data foundation for operationsWe extend your lakehouse with the operational layer: integration of heterogeneous source systems, validated data paths, a shared data foundation for multiple use cases and teams. One platform instead of one tool per question.
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OpenScorecard evaluates partners, suppliers and business units across multiple levels — one platform, configurable scoring, self-service access for the evaluated side. Frameworks and questionnaires are configuration, not code. Apache 2.0, exit-ready, on-premise-capable.
When two corporations found a joint venture, the new entity needs its own IT foundation — on day one. Multi-tenant, data-sovereign, no vendor lock-in. We set it up: 100% open source, on-prem Kubernetes, several use cases on one base.
In practice, data scientists rarely work on production-near data. Sample exports, anonymized snapshots, stale states are the rule. MLflow on a shared operations data foundation shifts that.