Last month Gartner published a Market Guide for Data Observability Tools. In the report LiTech is recognized as a Representative Vendor.

Gartner, a leading research and advisory company that provides insights and advice for business and IT leaders, published their latest Market Guide for Data Observability Tools. The guide acknowledges LiTech, the Estonian data observability startup, as a Representative Vendor.

“As a startup, their recognition is significant for us and we couldn’t be more excited about it! Gartner notes that Data Observability tools today provide a comprehensive and thorough overview of data health, allowing users to monitor changes, uncover unknown issues, and take necessary actions. This has been our goal since we first started LiTech and today our platform is helping some of the largest companies in Baltics and Nordics,” said LiTech’s CEO and co-founder Raiko Limmart.

LiTech’s comprehensive platform helps to identify inconsistencies in data that otherwise could cause issues in downstream processes. The platform allows users to create various types of data validations, automatically profile any data asset, analyze results, and notify responsible users of errors and anomalies. Users can easily create a data catalog for available data assets, define data lineage for upstream and downstream systems, and manage term definitions and data relations in a business glossary.

Gartner’s market guides are a highly regarded resource that helps organizations understand trends and identify key players in various technology markets. To read the full market guide, visit Gartner’s webpage.

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