Dataiku 7 Enhances Integration With Microsoft 365 for Real-Time AI Collaboration at Scale
The latest version of Dataiku enables real-time AI project collaboration in Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive
Dataiku, one of the world’s leading Enterprise AI and machine learning platforms, announced the release of Dataiku 7, bringing further integration with Microsoft 365 services including Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive, enabling customers using Teams to directly track and share changes made to their AI projects.
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“Our latest integrations with Microsoft signify a major step toward expanding our platform to provide customers with Enterprise AI that is highly scalable, collaborative, and explainable.”
Released on March 18 and available on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace, Dataiku 7 delivers efficiency-driving features for technical profiles to work on machine learning projects including an enhanced Git integration, a dedicated EDA interface for statistical analysis, and row-level explainability to promote white-box AI.
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“Dataiku understands that organizations need to leverage information from multiple sources and create actionable insights to democratize AI projects across their business,” said Dataiku CEO, Florian Douetteau. “Our latest integrations with Microsoft signify a major step toward expanding our platform to provide customers with Enterprise AI that is highly scalable, collaborative, and explainable.”
Mike Ammerlaan, Director of the Microsoft 365 Ecosystem at Microsoft said, “We are pleased to see Dataiku further expand its platform to deliver enhanced features focused on collaboration for our customers’ AI initiatives.”
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