List of Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Machine Learning Services Customers
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Companies using Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Machine Learning Services for ML and Data Science Platforms include: Dell, a United States based Manufacturing organisation with 108000 employees and revenues of $95.60 billion, HDFC Bank, a India based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 214521 employees and revenues of $23.22 billion, PNB MetLife, a India based Insurance organisation with 10000 employees and revenues of $3.20 billion, Acxiom, a United States based Professional Services organisation with 3650 employees and revenues of $650.0 million, Worldsmart, a Australia based Professional Services organisation with 100 employees and revenues of $10.0 million and many others.
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Acxiom | Professional Services | 3650 | $650M | United States | Microsoft | Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Machine Learning Services | ML and Data Science Platforms | 2015 | n/a |
In 2015, Acxiom implemented Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Machine Learning Services as part of its ML and Data Science Platforms footprint. The deployment was intended to centralize advanced analytics capabilities for marketers, brand managers, data scientists, mathematicians, statisticians, and programmers across the organization.
The implementation emphasizes in-database machine learning capabilities, including model training, clustering algorithms, and scoring workflows for both structured and unstructured big data queries. Functional configuration reflects support for R-based analytical workflows, consistent with the organization’s use of SQL Server 2016 with R Services to create complex models and advanced analytics pipelines.
Operational scope covers analytics and marketing functions that deliver multidimensional insights to Acxiom customers, with the platform serving as the primary runtime for model development, batch scoring, and iterative analytics. Governance and process changes focused on consolidating model development and deployment into the database platform, aligning analytics workflows and tooling with the Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Machine Learning Services environment to support enterprise-level data science collaboration.
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Dell | Manufacturing | 108000 | $95.6B | United States | Microsoft | Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Machine Learning Services | ML and Data Science Platforms | 2017 | n/a |
In 2017 Dell upgraded its internal database platform to Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Machine Learning Services as part of its ML and Data Science Platforms to support analytics and data science workloads across manufacturing, marketing, finance and e-commerce. Dell operates roughly 25,000 SQL Server databases that power more than 1,500 applications, and the upgrade was applied to internal database management tooling to expose new in-database analytics capabilities to application teams.
The implementation centered on two internally developed systems, SQL Dashboard and SQL Grid, which were configured to leverage Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Machine Learning Services. SQL Dashboard provides database asset management, performance monitoring and health assessment, including storage and compute sufficiency checks. SQL Grid functions as a private cloud pooling virtual machines for rapid provisioning of SQL Server databases, enabling short lived test and development instances that teams can request and release back to the pool.
Operational coverage spans approximately 1,000 Dell architects, system engineers, application developers and database administrators worldwide, with SQL Dashboard used for ongoing monitoring and SQL Grid used for self-service provisioning. The deployment enabled teams to instantiate databases with Machine Learning Services enabled, giving immediate access to in-database R and Python runtimes for analytics and model development.
As an explicit outcome Dell reported that a team was able to spin up a database with Machine Learning Services in SQL Grid in one hour instead of waiting two to three months, and they were able to use R and Python within an hour of their request. The upgrade therefore provided very fast access to new SQL Server 2017 features across Dell’s business functions.
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HDFC Bank | Banking and Financial Services | 214521 | $23.2B | India | Microsoft | Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Machine Learning Services | ML and Data Science Platforms | 2017 | n/a |
In 2017, HDFC Bank implemented Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Machine Learning Services to build scorecards for loan applications. HDFC Bank, the largest private bank in India by market capitalization, focused the Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Machine Learning Services deployment on credit risk modeling to support faster underwriting and more consistent decisioning across retail and corporate lending functions.
The deployment leveraged in-database machine learning and model scoring capabilities typical of ML and Data Science Platforms, enabling analysts and data scientists to prepare data, train models, and operationalize scorecards without exporting large datasets. By using Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Machine Learning Services the bank centralized model development workflows, supported iterative model training and scoring pipelines, and reduced pre-processing overhead so teams could spend more time building predictive models.
Operational coverage included bank analysts, data scientists, and loan officers within lending and underwriting teams, who consumed scorecard outputs within existing loan decision workflows. The implementation emphasized embedded scoring and automated scoring pipelines to deliver model outputs directly to loan officers for faster decisions, while retaining core data governance and model artifacts inside the database environment.
Governance focused on standardizing scorecard development, validation, and rollout processes across lending teams, aligning operational scoring with model governance practices. HDFC Bank reported that analysts and data scientists spent less time preparing data and more time building accurate predictive models, loan officers could make better, faster decisions, and the bank advanced its credit risk modeling capability using Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Machine Learning Services.
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Insurance | 10000 | $3.2B | India | Microsoft | Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Machine Learning Services | ML and Data Science Platforms | 2020 | n/a |
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Professional Services | 100 | $10M | Australia | Microsoft | Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Machine Learning Services | ML and Data Science Platforms | 2015 | n/a |
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