List of data.world Customers
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Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased data.world for Data Warehouse from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using data.world for Data Warehouse include: WPP, a United Kingdom based Professional Services organisation with 108044 employees and revenues of $14.74 billion, Norwegian Cruise Line, a United States based Transportation organisation with 38900 employees and revenues of $8.00 billion, Associated Press, a United States based Media organisation with 4500 employees and revenues of $1.00 billion and many others.
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Associated Press | Media | 4500 | $1.0B | United States | ServiceNow | data.world | Data Warehouse | 2018 | n/a | In 2018, Associated Press implemented data.world to centralize and share vetted, story-rich datasets with more than 300 local newsrooms across the United States. Associated Press implemented data.world as a Data Warehouse to provide reporters and newsroom teams with a single, discoverable source of trusted datasets for investigative and routine reporting. The deployment configured data.world to support dataset cataloging, metadata-driven discoverability, curation workflows, controlled sharing, and dataset hosting to reduce time spent cleaning and managing data. The platform functioned as a centralized Data Warehouse and discovery layer for editorial and data-journalism use cases, enabling vetted datasets to be published and reused by newsroom consumers. Operational scope was focused on US editorial and data-journalism teams, with distribution and access provided to 300+ local newsrooms and individual reporters as primary consumers. Functional capabilities impacted included data ingestion and curation, searchable dataset discovery, access governance, and editorial dataset stewardship to accelerate story development and reporting workflows. Governance shifted toward centralized dataset stewardship and editorial curation workflows to ensure dataset trust and reuse across newsrooms. This deployment doubled AP data production and customer reach while reducing the time newsroom staff spent cleaning and managing data. | |
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Norwegian Cruise Line | Transportation | 38900 | $8.0B | United States | ServiceNow | data.world | Data Warehouse | 2021 | n/a | In 2021 Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings implemented data.world’s Data Catalog as part of a Data Warehouse initiative to centralize guest and operational data across its fleet. The deployment targeted operational teams and guest experience functions, consolidating metadata and cataloging to create a single source of truth for fleet and guest signals. The implementation leveraged data.world’s Data Catalog capabilities for metadata management, data lineage tracking, and observability to improve root cause analysis and data discovery. Configuration emphasized automated lineage capture and catalog-driven access controls, enabling analysts and operations staff to locate datasets and understand transformations without manual intervention. The platform integrated directly with Snowflake and Monte Carlo to enable real time pipeline monitoring and data quality observability, supporting continuous monitoring of ingestion and transformation pipelines. Integration with Snowflake provided centralized storage and queryability, while Monte Carlo surfaced pipeline incidents into the observability layer, linking catalog metadata to operational alerts. The operational scope was US operations and guest experience workflows across the fleet. Governance shifted toward catalog first workflows, with data lineage and observability used to shorten incident triage and escalation paths. The implementation explicitly improved data lineage and observability and reduced incident resolution from hours to under 10 minutes, and supported faster, personalized guest experiences through more reliable pipeline monitoring and metadata driven access for downstream analytics. | |
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WPP | Professional Services | 108044 | $14.7B | United Kingdom | ServiceNow | data.world | Data Warehouse | 2022 | n/a | In 2022, WPP deployed data.world as a Data Warehouse to build a connected knowledge platform that combines a data catalog and AI to break down global data silos and power creative, data driven advertising workflows across its agencies. The deployment targeted advertising and media operating units with both UK and global coverage. The implementation of data.world focused on a unified data catalog plus generative AI capabilities, explicitly adding metadata enrichment and augmented natural language search to accelerate discovery and reuse of advertising data assets. WPP and data.world co-innovated additional automation and assistant features, notably Archie Bots which launched in March 2023, extending catalog driven workflows with conversational and augmentation layers. Operational coverage achieved broad adoption, with more than 1,400 users and about 70% of WPP agencies onboarded, enabling creative, media, and data teams to access curated datasets and search led discovery across regions. The deployment established centralized metadata stewardship and catalog governance, aligning curation and access policies with agency workflows and discovery processes. data.world served as the Data Warehouse component of WPPs connected knowledge platform, embedding metadata enrichment, augmented search, and generative AI features into advertising workflows and platform experimentation. The rollout emphasized catalog governance, search based discovery, and AI augmentation to reduce siloed data access across WPP agencies. |
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