Why Enterprise AI Starts With Data Architecture
AI pilots are easy to start and hard to scale. This article looks at why the architecture beneath AI — data models, metadata, access and lineage — determines whether AI can be trusted in production.
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AI pilots are easy to start and hard to scale. This article looks at why the architecture beneath AI — data models, metadata, access and lineage — determines whether AI can be trusted in production.
“AI-ready” is used loosely. We outline the practical characteristics — quality, context, ownership, accessibility and governance — that make enterprise data usable by AI systems.
Functional design gets the attention, but data often decides the timeline. A look at the data challenges that surface late in S/4HANA programs and how to address them early.
An executive-level view of where Microsoft Fabric fits in an enterprise data strategy, the architectural patterns it supports and the governance questions to settle before scaling it.
Retrieval-augmented generation and knowledge graphs solve different problems. We compare when each is appropriate, and when combining them gives better grounding for enterprise AI.
Treating migration as a technical extract-and-load task underestimates it. This article frames migration as a business program with ownership, quality gates and reconciliation.
Natural-language interfaces and data agents are changing how people consume analytics. What changes for BI teams, semantic models and governance — and what stays the same.
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