This comes during a week of recognition from Inc., Gartner, Bessemer Venture Partners, and the Stevie Awards

Dataiku, the platform for Everyday AI, today announced it has been named to the Forbes AI 50, a list of the top private companies in North America using artificial intelligence to transform industries and shape the future. Dataiku is the only AI platform that empowers anyone — from technical staff to business leadership — to simply and quickly design, deploy, govern, and manage AI and analytics applications.

To create the list, Forbes, in partnership with Sequoia Capital, evaluated over 400 submissions from the U.S. and Canada. An algorithm identified the top 100 companies with the highest quantitative scores. A panel of expert AI judges then reviewed the finalists to hand-pick the 50 most compelling companies based on their use of AI-enabled technology, business models, and financials.

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“At Dataiku we help all industries — from pharma to financing, truckstops to chicken farms — make AI part of an organization’s everyday activities. Dataiku is proud to be recognized by Forbes as one of North America’s Top AI companies shaping the future,” said Florian Douetteau, co-founder and CEO of Dataiku. “Being on the Forbes AI 50 list is an honor and encourages us to work even harder on the Everyday AI journey, enabling our customers to turn intangible data into tangible results — from the mundane to the moonshot.”

This recognition comes at an exciting time for Dataiku. Within a one-week span, Dataiku was:

• Recognized as one of the best places to work in America, landing on the 2022 Inc. Best Workplaces list for the fourth time.
• Awarded a Gold Stevie® Award in the No Code/Low Code Platform category from the American Business Awards^®.
• Named in the 2022 Gartner® Market Guide Reports for Multipersona and Engineering Data Science and Machine Learning Platforms.
• Featured as a Centaur in Bessemer’s 2022 State of the Cloud report.

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