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Smart Data

Data platforms, AI and the enterprise software they connect to

Since 2006 we’ve built and run enterprise software for clients who stay with us for years. Today that work is data platforms on Microsoft Fabric, Databricks and Snowflake, connected to the applications you already run, with AI built on the data once it’s ready.

Global industrial groupData platform

Microsoft Fabric for six entities, inside corporate guardrails

Six entities on one SAP system, with entity-level security

Built onMicrosoft FabricRead the case study
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Since 2006 · Dayton, Ohio,
with the Smart Data Global Center in Hyderabad
230+ people

What we do

Our services

Data in a dozen systems and reports that disagree

We bring it together on Microsoft Fabric, Databricks or Snowflake, with access rules, lineage and quality checks designed ahead of the first pipeline runs.

All services

Platforms

The architecture is the constant, the platform is a choice

Three platforms we build on and run. Start with the one closest to where your data and your team already are.

Not sure which platform fits?

Where does your data already live?

Case studies

Recent work

Engagements across data platforms, AI, software and managed services.

Industries

Industries we work in

About Smart Data

From enterprise software to data platforms and AI

Since 2006 we have built and supported enterprise software for organizations that run complex systems for the long term.

Today that experience shapes our work in data platforms and AI, because a new platform has to connect to the applications, people and processes already running the business.

2006
Founded
230+
People in Dayton and Hyderabad

“Smart Data is flexible and a good partner to work with when you’re trying to solve your company’s unique business problems.”

Christopher SchrameckVP, Information Technology, Winsupply
Smart Data engineers at work in the Dayton office

Next step

Talk to us about scope

Here is what happens after you reach out.

  1. A short call about what you’re trying to do

    What is running today, what needs to change and what is driving it.

  2. An engineer looks at what’s running

    Scope comes from your systems as they are, before anything is priced.

  3. You get a written proposal

    Covering scope, team, approach and price.

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