- What is Enterprise AI
- Introduction: A New Technology Stack
- Requirements of the New Enterprise AI Technology Stack
- Reference AI Software Platform
- Awash in “AI Platforms”
- “Do It Yourself” AI?
- The Gordian Knot of Structured Programming
- Cloud Vendor Tools
- C3 AI Platform: What is Model-Driven Architecture
- Platform Independence: Multi-Cloud and Polyglot Cloud Deployment
- Conclusion: A Tested, Proven AI Platform
- Enterprise AI Best Practices
- Enterprise AI Buyer’s Guide
- 10 Core Principles of Enterprise AI
- IT for Enterprise AI
- Develop AI 26X Faster on AWS
- Develop AI 18X Faster on Azure
- Enterprise AI Resources
What is Enterprise AI?
Requirements of the New Enterprise AI Technology Stack
To develop an effective enterprise AI or IoT application, it is necessary to aggregate data from across thousands of enterprise information systems, suppliers, distributors, markets, products in customer use, and sensor networks, in order to provide a near-real-time view of the extended enterprise.
Today’s data velocities are dramatic, requiring the ability to ingest and aggregate data from hundreds of millions of endpoints at very high frequency, sometimes exceeding 1,000Hz cycles. The data need to be processed at the rate they arrive, in a highly secure and resilient system that addresses persistence, event processing, machine learning, and visualization. This requires massively horizontally scalable elastic distributed processing capability offered only by modern cloud platforms and supercomputer systems.
The resultant data persistence requirements are staggering. These data sets rapidly aggregate into hundreds of petabytes, even exabytes. Each data type needs to be stored in an appropriate database capable of handling these volumes at high frequency. Relational databases, key-value stores, graph databases, distributed file systems, and blobs are all necessary, requiring the data to be organized and linked across these divergent technologies.

