About Databricks
Databricks describes itself as a unified platform for data, analytics and AI.
The Databricks platform
Lakehouse & Delta Lake
Open storage with ACID transactions, data-quality rules and time travel for querying earlier versions of data.
Lakeflow
Data ingestion and orchestration for reliable pipelines that feed analytics and AI.
Unity Catalog
One catalog for data, AI models and agents, with permissions, lineage and auditing.
Databricks SQL
A serverless data warehouse for SQL analytics and business intelligence.
What we deliver on Databricks
Platform set-up
Workspaces, Unity Catalog, security and cost controls set up properly from day one.
Data engineering
Lakeflow pipelines that bring in CRM, finance, operations and IoT data and keep it current.
Data modelling
Clean, documented models that analysts and BI tools can trust, including graph and geospatial data.
Machine learning
Predictive models for churn, demand, risk and classification, deployed and monitored.
How a Databricks project runs
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Assess
We review your data sources, current platform and use cases.
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Build the foundation
We set up the workspace, governance and first pipelines using a bronze, silver and gold (medallion) design.
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Deliver the use case
A dashboard, model or agent running on production data, so value shows up early.
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Scale
We add sources and use cases, then hand over with documentation and training for your team.
Who it suits
Data spread across many systems
Moving off a legacy data warehouse
Asset-heavy and IoT operations
Building AI on your own data
Government and regulated sectors
Analytics teams outgrowing spreadsheets
Common questions
Do we need Databricks if we already use Power BI?
Power BI is excellent for reporting, but it isn’t built to engineer large volumes of data from many systems.
Which cloud does Databricks run on?
Databricks runs on AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud.
What we solve with Databricks
- Overview Data Intelligence & Reporting Trusted reporting, clean connected data, forecasting and data modelling.
- Data Intelligence & Reporting See What’s Coming Predictive modelling, forecasting and geospatial intelligence.
- Data Intelligence & Reporting Understand Complex Relationships Graph databases and real-world data models that reflect how your business works.

