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adesso, a leading German and international IT service provider, today announced at Snowflake’s annual user conference, Snowflake Summit 2025, that it has partnered with Snowflake, the AI Data Cloud company, to support the launch of Snowflake Openflow. Snowflake Openflow is an open, extensible, managed, multi-modal data integration service that enables companies to easily connect to a variety of data sources and thus add another central component to the data platform. With Snowflake Openflow, adesso and Snowflake are working together to revolutionize the way data is processed and accelerate data integration in the age of AI with an enterprise-grade solution.

IT service provider adesso is further expanding its position in the field of data and analytics and has achieved the highest level in the Qlik partner programme with the status of “Qlik Elite Channel Partner”. By taking this step, adesso aims to intensify its cooperation with one of the leading providers in the field of data integration and analysis, while at the same time strengthening its joint commitment to AI-supported business solutions – especially with regard to the pioneering Qlik Talend Cloud.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly transforming business processes and opening up new opportunities for value creation. It is crucial that AI technologies are used with a clear goal in mind and in a practical way. Different AI approaches, from analytical and predictive methods to the new generative AI models (GenAI), offer different advantages for specific use cases.

The financial sector is one of the most heavily regulated parts of the economy. New laws and regulations are constantly coming into force. Banks and insurers are again facing a lot of change in 2025.

How ready are Germany and Europe for generative AI? IT service provider adesso investigates this issue in its most recent “GenAI Impact Report”. The results show that although companies believe Germany’s economy is much better prepared for GenAI than it was a year ago, they are calling for Europe-based solutions and are in favour of more regulation.