Our way to a data-driven enterprise - A Journey by Bosch
summary
Bosch describes a concrete data transformation: a federated Red Mesh with an API enablement program and an internal marketplace launched in May that lifts API coverage from an estimated 20% toward broader adoption. Platforms run on Oracle Exadata, Hadoop, SQL Server and Azure and provide near real‑time access to ~40,000 users; measured assets are 800 TB, 36,000 tables and many tables are refreshed every 2 minutes. Data consumption triples year‑to‑date, AI use adds ~40% more, and Bosch claims to be among the ~4% of leaders whose data are AI‑ready.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Bosch's data-driven journey
- 1:47Digital transformation at Bosch
- 10:00Digital target operating model
- 13:04Bosch's digital portfolio and API strategy
- 18:20Bosch's data journey
- 20:51Cultural shift to data-driven decisions
- 22:14Steps to data-driven company
- 24:44Data 1.0 to data 3.0 and data mesh
- 30:21Bosch data platforms architecture
- 31:25Sustainability data platform and AI
- 35:23Key takeaways on data-driven enterprise
- 37:13Q&A on AI-ready data
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