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DataArt Named OpenAI Select Partner

DataArt, a global data and AI transformation partner, announced it has been named an OpenAI Select Partner within the OpenAI Partner Network. The designation positions DataArt to work with OpenAI to build, deploy, and scale AI solutions for enterprises, using OpenAI models (including GPT 5.6) and products such as ChatGPT Work. DataArt said it will expand OpenAI-powered offerings, invest in AI talent and delivery capabilities, and build on a stated $100 million commitment to advance data and AI. Yuri Gubin, CTO at DataArt, commented that the partnership will help organizations move beyond pilots by integrating governance, engineering discipline, and industry expertise into enterprise AI adoption.

CIO 100 Leadership Live New York: Cios Push Past AI Pilots for Measurable Returns

_CIO_ has published an article featuring insights from the CIO Leadership Live speakers and panelists on how organizations can achieve ROI with AI.

How Online Data Will Remake Offline Marketing

Tom Manvydas, vice president of integrated marketing services at Experian Marketing Services, argues that marketers are increasingly using offline data such as CRM and purchase data to inform online advertising, and that applying online data to offline marketing will accelerate as data from the connected world grows. The column highlights trends like addressable advertising on digital screens and satellite radio, and notes that the Internet of Things could connect between 50 and 200 billion devices by 2020. It discusses data publishing, the move from locked-away data to online access, and open-source initiatives such as CKAN and Data.gov that improve interoperability. The piece observes that less than 5% of available data is typically used, and increasing utilization could significantly impact marketing. Google is cited as evidence that having more data can be beneficial.