RALEIGH, N.C. & LONDON - ColoradoDesk -- Data Tiles is introducing the Decision-Driven Enterprise to North America, with Founder and CEO Cameron Price joining Chief Revenue Officer John Goode in Raleigh, North Carolina, to meet with customers and partners exploring the next stage of enterprise AI.

For years, organizations have focused on becoming data driven. Today, the conversation has shifted to becoming AI ready.

Data Tiles believes AI readiness is not achieved by deploying more AI. It is achieved by building an enterprise where every important decision is supported by trusted, governed data. In that environment, AI becomes a trusted participant in the decision making process rather than another source of uncertainty.

"Organizations will not succeed with AI until they succeed with decisions," said Cameron Price. "AI is only as good as the trusted data and business context it receives."

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The Decision-Driven Enterprise is an operating model that shifts the focus from simply managing data to delivering trusted, governed data at the point of decision, where business leaders, operational teams and AI systems can all work from the same trusted foundation.

To help organizations operationalize this approach, Data Tiles developed Latttice, the zero code Data Product Workbench. Latttice enables business teams to create trusted, actively governed data products around the decisions they own, while data teams provide the secure enterprise foundation, governance policies and enterprise controls.

Every data product created within Latttice supports people, applications, copilots and AI agents from the same governed source. The platform also includes an AI Readiness Model to assess readiness for trusted AI.

"Customers are no longer asking how to deploy AI," said John Goode, Chief Revenue Officer, North America. "They are asking how to trust it. Trusted data products provide that foundation."

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The Raleigh meetings mark the beginning of Data Tiles' North American introduction of the Decision-Driven Enterprise, helping organizations move beyond becoming data driven toward trusted decisions, trusted AI and measurable business outcomes.

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Data Tiles fundamentally changes the way people access data through AI powered, zero code technology solutions, connecting those who want to use data with those who want to share data, enabling better decisions.

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To discuss what the Decision-Driven Enterprise could look like for your organization, contact:

John Goode
Chief Revenue Officer, North America
john@data-tiles.io

https://data-tiles.com