Dataiku’s enterprise AI push for supply chains and beyond

At a recent closed-door media briefing in Singapore, held as an add-on to Dataiku’s global summit series for customers on 17th July 2025, the company shared its latest perspectives on enterprise AI deployment. It was my first encounter with Dataiku, after having read about them in a LinkedIn post by an ex-colleague in the United States on how impressed they are with their AI solutions.

Dataiku positions itself as an AI platform built for large, complex organisations. The session covered a broad range of topics relevant to operational leaders navigating fragmented systems and cross-functional data challenges.

The core of their message was focused on scale and governance. Dataiku is moving away from isolated model development toward modular “agents,” which are enterprise-grade digital assistants that interact with business systems, execute logic, and support data connections across workflows.

These agents are designed to be composable (meaning the ability to swap modular units), allowing companies to update models or systems without locking into a single vendor. For sectors like logistics and supply chain, where processes often span legacy platforms and third-party partners, this flexible architecture could be a practical fit.