KANINI Partners with Databricks to Drive Value for Customers with Cutting-edge Data Solutions

Dec 20, 2022

This partnership will help KANINI strengthen its portfolio of data engineering, analytics, and AI offerings by leveraging the power of Databricks' Lakehouse Platform

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Dec. 20, 2022 - PRLog -- KANINI Software Solutions, a focused digital transformation enabler, today announced its partnership with Databricks, the lakehouse company, to implement state-of-the-art data solutions bringing better business outcomes to its customers. This partnership will strengthen KANINI's repertoire of modern Data, Analytics, and AI solutions, which enable its customers to realize business value faster.

Leveraging Databricks' Lakehouse Platform, KANINI is keen on helping organizations accelerate innovation by unifying data engineering, data science, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and analytics within a single collaborative platform. With this strategic partnership, KANINI also aims to fortify its research and innovation initiatives that would help them take state-of-the-art data solutions to prospective customers with velocity.

Anand Sivaraman Subramaniyam, Head of Data Practice at KANINI said, "This partnership is a validation of our relentless focus on delivering committed, directed and high-value innovation to our clients. The addition of a powerful, end-to-end data solution like Databricks to our portfolio further strengthens our agenda of 'redefining excellence' by providing superior solutions to our clients."

KANINI has been offering several innovative, technology- and platform-agnostic data and AI solutions for its customers in Healthcare, Banking, Audit, and Manufacturing industries. These data solutions are aimed at ingesting large volumes of high velocity and variety of data to offer greater business value for organizations.

Combining KANINI's deep data & AI expertise with Databricks' Lakehouse Platform will enable organizations to draw actionable insights. The enhanced scope of team collaboration, scalability, and data-driven insights that this partnership brings will add tremendous value for KANINI's customers.

About KANINI

KANINI Software Solutions is a digital transformation enabler, providing cutting-edge software services and solutions that help enterprises drive innovation and business growth. Headquartered in Nashville, US, with offices in India across Chennai, Coimbatore, Bengaluru, Pune and Noida, and Ukraine, KANINI is a premier partner of ServiceNow. We specialize in ServiceNow consultation and implementation, Product Engineering, Data Analytics & AI, and Cloud Enablement – all delivered through flexible engagement models. Our customers across industries trust us for successful digital transformation journeys and to enable them to be future-ready. Contact us for more information.

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