Alteryx Debuts at LEAP 2025 with AI and GenAI Solutions - TECHx Media Alteryx Debuts at LEAP 2025 with AI and GenAI Solutions
Alteryx, Inc., an AI platform for enterprise analytics, has announced its debut participation at LEAP 2025, the region's premier technology event. The event will take place from February 9–12, 2025, at the Riyadh Front Expo Centre, where Alteryx will unveil its latest innovations aimed at empowering organizations to boost business efficiency and drive revenue growth through data analytics.
At LEAP 2025, Alteryx will demonstrate its user-friendly products and tools designed to simplify the process of preparing, blending, and analyzing data from multiple sources, without the need for extensive coding knowledge. The company's solutions make it easier for businesses to leverage data, enabling faster decision-making and improved operational outcomes.
Visitors to the Alteryx booth will also find DVW Analytics, a trusted Alteryx partner, showcasing seamless SAP data access, blending, analytics, and data science capabilities. This partnership is key to helping businesses accelerate their digital transformation journeys by empowering data professionals of all skill levels to leverage automation for faster outcomes.
Generative AI (GenAI) will take center stage at Alteryx's booth, reflecting the region's growing emphasis on advanced technologies. The company will conduct daily live demos and collaborate with Snowflake to showcase their joint solutions. One highlight will be Alteryx's Copilot, which uses Google Cloud's Gemini AI models, offering a conversational interface to interact with data and accelerate digital transformation across industries.
Vishal Soni, Alteryx's Tech Evangelist and AI expert, will share insights at DeepFest on Wednesday, February 12, 2025, at 16:00. His session, titled 'From Insights to Impact: Harnessing AI-Guided Analytics for Smarter Decisions,' is powered by the Saudi Authority for Data and Artificial Intelligence (SADAI).
Karl Crowther, Vice President of MEA at Alteryx, emphasized the importance of the company's debut at LEAP, saying, 'Our participation signals a deeper commitment to the Middle East and Africa. Saudi Arabia is at the forefront of innovation, and we are excited to help organizations in the region harness the power of AI and data analytics to drive their digital transformation.'
Saudi Arabia's investment in AI is expected to have a profound economic impact, with the country projected to generate $12.2 billion annually from AI by 2030. In line with these advancements, Alteryx's presence at LEAP aligns with the country's National Strategy for Data and AI and its ambitious $40 billion AI fund.
According to PwC, every $1 invested in generative AI could generate $9.9 in economic growth for the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), with an expected annual impact of $23.5 billion by 2030. By leveraging its AI-powered analytics solutions, Alteryx is helping organizations unlock new revenue streams, improve operational efficiency, and make data-driven decisions in a competitive landscape.
Join Alteryx at Booth 60, Hall 5, at LEAP 2025 to discover the future of analytics and see how generative AI can revolutionize your business.
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