Tech gaps slowed innovation cycles to months. A self-service platform now lets 25,000 employees build AI prototypes in just one hour.
A multinational pharmaceutical company producing therapies for chronic diseases like diabetes and obesity.
Employees identified opportunities to apply generative AI to business problems but lacked the technical skills and infrastructure to build secure...
“We want to make it possible for our colleagues to use this technology safely, securely, and in a compliant manner to improve processes to bring more value to our patients. We want our teams to be accustomed to and prepared to use this technology as it starts arriving everywhere.”
Pharmaceutical company specializing in diabetes, obesity, and rare blood disorders.
Cloud computing platform and on-demand infrastructure services.
Validated Novo Nordisk's architectural designs to ensure the platform was secure and scalable.
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