Vendor case study · Jul 2019
How Condé Nast uses DatabricksUnified consumer view and global reporting across 37 brands such as Vogue and GQ
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Unified consumer view and global reporting across 37 brands such as Vogue and GQ
Since adopting the Databricks Data + AI Platform, Condé Nast has harnessed the full potential of their data for analytics and AI while reducing annual infrastructure costs by approximately $6 million.
From Customer Story: Condé Nast | Databricks, databricks.com, Jul 2019.
Stated outcome
about $6 million lower annual infrastructure costs
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