NEW YORK and BRUSSELS, Nov. 14, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Collibra, the Data Intelligence company, today announced it has been named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Data Intelligence Platform Software 2024 Vendor Assessment (doc #US51467224, November 2024). According to the IDC MarketScape, "Data intelligence leverages business, technical, relational, and operational metadata to provide transparency of data profiles, classification, quality, location, lineage, and context, enabling people, processes, and technology with trustworthy and reliable data. Data intelligence software collects, organizes, classifies, and maintains this collection of metadata that makes up data intelligence.". To qualify for the IDC MarketScape assessment of Worldwide Data Intelligence Platform Software, vendors must demonstrate the ability to provide a comprehensive platform that includes features for data definition, profiling, quality management, tracking lineage, cataloging and governance

Market Leaders - Alation, Ataccama, Atlan, AWS Glue, Boomi, Collibra, erwin, and Pentaho were given the highest "Market Leader" award.

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More. AI governance company Credo AI launched a new platform that integrates with third-party AI Ops and business tools to gain better visibility around responsible AI policies. Credo AI’s Integrations Hub, now generally available, lets enterprise clients connect platforms where they build generative AI applications like Amazon Sagemaker, MLFlow and Microsoft Dynamics 365 to a centralized governance platform. Platforms where these applications are often deployed, like to Asana, ServiceNow or Jira can also be added to Integrations Hub. The idea is that enterprises working on AI applications can use Integrations Hub to connect to a central governance platform like Credo AI’s governance platform. Instead of needing to upload documentation proving safety and security standards, the Integrations Hub will collect metadata from the applications that contain those metrics. Credo AI said Integrations Hub will directly connect with existing model stores, which are then automatically uploaded to the governance platform for compliance checks. The hub will also bring in datasets for governance purposes. Navrina Singh, founder and CEO of Credo AI, told VentureBeat that the integrations hub was designed to make AI governance, whether following data disclosure rules or internal policies around AI usage, become part of the development process at the very beginning. “All the organizations that we work with, primarily Global 2000 [companies], are adopting AI at a very fast pace and are bringing in new breeds of AI tools,” Singh said