According to a new press release, Informatica has introduced new product innovations that integrate generative AI (GenAI) into its cloud data management platform, aiming to democratize access to instantaneous AI-powered data insights across enterprises. These innovations embed GenAI capabilities into every aspect of data management through CLAIRE GPT, enabling users to develop and deploy AI applications built on trusted data foundations. This approach addresses the fractured nature of the data management market, where a recent survey indicated that nearly 60% of global chief data officers need five or more tools to manage their data estates. Informatica CEO Amit Walia highlighted that the infusion of GenAI into their platform elevates industry standards and provides actionable insights swiftly.

CLAIRE GPT, Informatica’s generative AI-powered data management assistant, leverages an organization’s metadata system of record to allow users to interact with their data using natural language. Key benefits include democratizing data access, increasing productivity through automation, and accelerating data-driven decisions. Enhanced capabilities such as multistep reasoning break down complex data management operations into manageable tasks, while a no-code interface empowers non-technical business users to find and understand data independently. The integration of CLAIRE GPT across the Intelligent Data Management Cloud (IDMC) simplifies data management, enhances data security, and ensures privacy through Informatica-hosted large language models (LLMs).

The new GenAI capabilities enable business processes and data pipelines to transform data access, providing actionable insights in seconds. IDMC’s built-in data management capabilities support no-code enterprise-ready GenAI applications and features, democratizing GenAI by allowing users to create applications without extensive coding knowledge. Informatica’s approach is LLM agnostic, supporting various models and offering enterprise-grade scalability and governance features. The platform will soon support unstructured data sources, expanding the metadata system of record to include documents, images, and videos.