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Pyramid Analytics provides an AI-driven, unified Decision Intelligence Platform that enables organizations to instantly prepare, model, and analyze data from multiple sources. The platform allows technical and non-technical users to generate actionable insights, fostering faster, data-backed business decisions. When ServiceNow announced its intent to acquire Pyramid Analytics in February 2026, commentators on the AI and BI ecosystems hypothesized that the larger company’s agentic systems would soon be able to act on the data insights generated by Pyramid. Pulse 2.0 interviewed Omri Kohl, Pyramid’s co-founder and CEO, to learn more about the history of his company and the potential of “insights to action.”
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