Establishing an AI-first approach and supporting infrastructure with DataOps
Data science, machine learning, big data, and AI adoption require an organizational mind shift that treats data as well as algorithms
as crucial infrastructure pieces. That thinking is at the core of the emerging approach of DataOps. It’s a methodology with automated,
process-oriented data analytics that reduces insight-delivery-time and improves insight quality. It streamlines messy data pipelines and
affirms the unified transparent app development and delivery processes. AI-defined goals are at its core, enabling an AI-first approach.
Our team of architects and data scientists will work with you to develop the right strategy, introduce AI into existing processes, and implement
it across the organization.
DataOps Strategy
Our process starts with your business goals and the right AI approach. As the complexity of your AI and data increases, we help move you
toward your goals with iteration cycles. This allows for smaller, early wins validating the approach and bringing confidence to more complex
phases. Together, we’ll develop a roadmap for a modern, DataOps-oriented architecture and AI-first approach based on your unique requirements.
Your organization’s maturity will determine whether to start with simple reporting — easily achieved with tools like Microsoft
PowerBI — or more sophisticated, ad-hoc analysis of real-time data requiring specialized tools and skills.
DataOps Strategy Action Plan
Determine business goals and a corresponding AI approach
Define data requirements
Assess enterprise data sources and infrastructure
Define AI / DataOps roadmap
Toolkit recommendation
DataOps Implementation
Building a robust system based on reliable integrations avoids common reoccurring issues that slow your project down. Integrated
data governance processes ensure that data fed into the system is clean and accurate – a critical yet often overlooked aspect of
analytics. Unique user-visualization preferences allow for customized views.
The key to success is a focus on continuous results. Start small and iterate. A ‘Minimal Viable Prediction’ focuses on the number
one problem you want to solve and assembles data that correlates with that problem. Small, actionable insights validate your approach,
before you broaden your search, reducing risk and cost.
DataOps Implementation Action Plan
Identify a simplified yet focused question
Iterate to build up the required complexity
Implement data governance and integrate DataOps toolkit
Enforce a required level of data quality and version control
