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Denodo is a logical data management platform built to help enterprises unify, govern, and deliver trusted data across complex technology environments. It connects data from cloud, on-premises, SaaS, third-party, and multi-cloud systems without copying or duplicating the information. The platform gives organizations a single trusted view of distributed data, helping analytics teams, business users, and AI agents access current information more efficiently. Denodo supports trustworthy agentic AI by combining live data access with business semantics, centralized governance, compliance controls, and lineage. Its self-service data marketplace allows users to find, prepare, and use governed data while reducing dependence on IT teams. The platform also supports natural language search, personalized data delivery, and role-specific views so users can get data with the right business meaning. Denodo helps organizations improve data lakehouse investments by giving teams optimized access to data beyond a single repository. Its real-time delivery capabilities help operations, analytics, and AI systems make decisions based on current information instead of stale copies. By reducing integration time and improving time-to-insight, Denodo gives enterprises a trusted data foundation for AI, analytics, and digital transformation.

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Herus is an innovative data catalog designed to streamline the organization, discovery, comprehension, and governance of data for teams, enhancing their efficiency. It seamlessly integrates with your existing data infrastructure to gather metadata, lineage, semantic definitions, usage analytics, and processing logic, while also allowing users to send field descriptions back to databases as SQL comments. With an easy-to-navigate user interface, advanced filtering options, and AI-enhanced search capabilities, users can delve into their data, trace end-to-end lineage, understand data flows, and pinpoint dependencies among various analytics and dashboards. The AI component minimizes the burden of documentation by proposing definitions, deducing lineage, and facilitating interactions through natural language, all of which require user approval prior to final validation. Additionally, Herus features a collaborative data board that enables analysts and engineers to visually craft transformations and workflows before the actual development begins, with AI automatically generating comprehensive specifications to support the process. This combination of features not only enhances collaboration but also fosters a deeper understanding of data management practices within teams.