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Data foundation for analytics and AI
Analytics and AI are only as good as the data underneath them. Digitalis builds data foundations that reliably capture high-velocity data from operational systems and make it available, fresh and trusted, for reporting, insight and machine learning.
What a trusted data foundation makes possible
- Capture every record from busy systems. High-velocity data from operational systems is stored reliably as it is created.
- Generate insight the business can act on. Sales, customer and product teams work from one dependable source.
- Strengthen governance and reporting. Consistent, well-managed data supports regulatory and compliance reporting.
- Feed AI and machine learning with fresh data. Models and dashboards draw on current data the business trusts.
What we bring
The services and technologies behind it
Data engineering from source to insight
We design the pipelines, models and storage that move data from operational systems to the people and tools that use it.
Streaming and change data capture for fresh data
Changes in operational databases stream into the platform as they happen and land in storage built for analytics.
Scalable storage for high-velocity data
Proven practices for running distributed databases at enterprise scale keep the foundation reliable under heavy, continuous load.
AI services built on the foundation
Once the data is trusted, we help you put it to work with custom AI development, LLM integration and MLOps.
Frequently asked questions
What is a data foundation?
A data foundation is the set of platforms and pipelines that capture, store and serve an organisation's data reliably, so analytics, reporting and AI all work from the same trusted source.
Do we need a data foundation before starting with AI?
AI depends on current, reliable data. Getting the foundation right first means models are trained and run on data the business trusts.
Can you work with our existing data systems?
We build on what you have where it makes sense, streaming changes from existing databases without changing the applications that write to them.
Which technologies do you use?
Apache Kafka with Kafka Connect and Debezium, Apache Cassandra, PostgreSQL, Elasticsearch and object storage. We are cloud-agnostic, so it runs on any cloud, from hyperscalers to European sovereign clouds, or on-premises.
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