Entrinsik is launching Informer Apps and Informer GO, giving organizations new ways to rapidly build business applications within a governed environment.
According to Entrinsik, Informer can honor existing data governance, security, and access controls or provide the foundation organizations need to establish them, helping ensure AI-powered solutions are built on trusted data from the start.
Informer Apps marks a shift in what organizations can do with their data: instead of only asking questions of it, they can now build solutions to specific business problems, connecting trusted data, AI and operational workflows into one governed solution, the company said.
Organizations with governance and access controls already in place can extend those protections to new AI-powered solutions, while those still building that foundation can use Informer to establish the rules and permissions needed for sound, trusted AI.
"Organizations shouldn't have to rebuild their technology environment every time they find a new use for AI," said Brad Leupen, CEO of Entrinsik. "Whether an organization already has strong data governance in place or is still building that foundation, our approach gives them a governed path to trusted data and AI-powered solutions that solve real business problems. That dramatically changes how quickly organizations can move from an idea to value."
Informer GO is a new desktop and mobile companion app for Informer, giving users a single place to build, discover, and launch Apps and reports connected to their data. A built-in chat interface delivers real-time answers to questions about the business, so executives get enterprise-wide visibility, managers keep tabs on daily operations, and frontline teams get the tools and answers most relevant to their work, the company said.
Informer Apps and Informer GO launch as part of Entrinsik's broader effort to help organizations build or strengthen a governed data foundation, apply AI to trusted enterprise data, and move from business need to measurable value more quickly.
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