Altair Partners with Adastra GmbH for EMEA Region
Altair, a leader in computational intelligence, has named Adastra GmbH as a new channel partner for the EMEA region. This partnership aims to leverage Adastra's expertise in AI and integration to implement Altair's knowledge graph solutions within the Altair RapidMiner platform. The collaboration is designed to help clients uncover hidden data relationships, enhance decision-making, and enable smarter, more connected systems.
Adastra, known for its data-driven transformation consultancy, will focus on integrating Altair's advanced data analytics and AI technologies to empower organizations in the region. This partnership is expected to drive innovation and improve decision-making by unlocking the full potential of data.
Kimon Afsaridis, managing director of Eastern Europe and vice president of indirect EMEA sales at Altair, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, highlighting Adastra's reputation for delivering high-quality products, particularly in the automotive industry. Cem Bilir, head of automotive and manufacturing at Adastra Germany, noted the potential of Altair's knowledge graph solutions to enhance retrieval and reasoning in LLM-based solutions for automotive applications.
This collaboration reflects Altair's commitment to working with leading partners to deliver transformative solutions and drive innovation in a data-driven world.
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