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SAN FRANCISCO, CA / ACCESS Newswire / July 28, 2025 / GoodData, the AI-native analytics platform, today launched Intelligent Data Automation: a powerful new framework designed for proactive insight delivery and operational responsiveness.
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With Intelligent Data Automation, we're closing the gap between data and action. Teams no longer have to wait for insights; they receive them automatically, in their preferred format, delivered to any endpoint, with the context they need to act fast. It's automation designed for the AI era.
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GoodData is expanding its Intelligent Data Automation with a future-ready AI-driven automation layer. Designed to reduce noise and highlight what matters most, this development marks the beginning of a broader rollout of AI capabilities coming soon, offering an early look at more intelligent, proactive analytics.
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