4 trends that will shape data management and AI in 2026
In this TechTarget article, data and AI leaders break down four critical trends that will influence how businesses approach modern architecture, operational integration, and AI readiness. This is a valuable resource for organizations actively investing in intelligent platforms. Access the article now and then connect with SIA Simon Bremer Consultancy for a practical roadmap forward.
What are the key trends shaping data management and AI in 2026?
The key trends shaping data management and AI in 2026 include the need for contextual awareness in AI agents, increased vendor consolidation, the adoption of protocols like Agent2Agent (A2A) for agent communication, and the growing importance of semantic modeling. These trends indicate a shift towards more integrated and efficient systems that enhance the capabilities of AI agents.
Why is semantic modeling becoming crucial for AI development?
Semantic modeling is becoming crucial for AI development because it provides the necessary context for agents to operate effectively. As organizations move AI projects into production, they realize that lacking business context can hinder AI initiatives. Semantic models standardize the definitions and categorizations of data, enabling agents to deliver consistent and trustworthy outputs across different departments.
How is vendor consolidation impacting the AI landscape?
Vendor consolidation is impacting the AI landscape by streamlining the tools and platforms organizations use, driven by the complexity and high costs associated with AI development. As companies seek to simplify their AI pipelines, they are increasingly favoring integrated solutions from fewer providers. This trend is expected to continue as enterprises prioritize efficiency and the ability to manage data seamlessly across various applications.
4 trends that will shape data management and AI in 2026
published by SIA Simon Bremer Consultancy
Collaboration
We are committed to working collaboratively with each other to achieve the best possible outcomes for our clients who are at the center of everything we do. In working collaboratively we acknowledge that every person working on the project plays a valuable role that contributes to achieving the best possible outcomes.
Openness
A commitment to openness in our communications builds confidence and greater cooperation. We are committed to encouraging our clients and all people who work on the project to provide feedback that will help us provide better services.
Respect
We have respect for the abilities, knowledge, skills, and achievements of all people.
Sustainability
Zero waste
The ultimate goal is to provide perfect customer value through a perfect value creation process that has zero waste.
Simon Bremer, Dipl.-Ing in communication, has many years of experience with digitizing work processes,
​Enterprise Resource Planning systems, programming individual solutions for customers within Microsoft Navision, Dynamics365, and Business Central.
Since 2020 also been working as a mentor and lean management trainer.
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