About this episode

The episode discusses the evolution of decision intelligence and the role of graphs and entity resolution in enhancing data-driven decision-making.

Decision intelligence is showing up across data and AI teams as companies move beyond dashboards to decisions made with context. Graphs, entity resolution, and better data products are becoming core tools as messy, siloed data meets stricter risk and compliance needs. In day-to-day work, this means linking “James,” “Jim,” and “Jamie” across systems, enriching records with third‑party sources, and pushing models where the data already lives in your lakehouse. How do you trust your customer counts? Which links in a graph matter, and which are noise? Can graph-based context reduce LLM hallucinations enough for regulated decisions with humans still in-loop…

People in this episode

Guest: Jamie Hutton

Topics covered

• Decision Intelligence
• Graphs
• Entity Resolution
• Data Products
• AI
• Risk and Compliance

Keywords

• Decision Intelligence
• Graphs
• Entity Resolution
• Data Products
• AI
• Risk
• Compliance

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Organizations: Quantexa

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