With the opening of its Center of Excellence in Pune, Maharashtra, Data Dynamics has extended its presence in India. Simultaneously, the company introduced Zubin, a novel self-service data management platform driven by artificial intelligence that is poised to revolutionize how businesses handle risk management, privacy, sovereignty, optimization, and sustainability.
Data Dynamics in its official release noted that Zubin is at the forefront of an industry-first DIY (Do It Yourself) data management approach that gives data creators full ownership, control, and action over their data. This launch is timely, supporting the fundamental ideas of digital trust and data democracy and precisely aligning with the global focus on data sovereignty, ethical AI, and data privacy.
“In a world consumed by AI use cases and implementation, providing transparency in data management is critical for establishing digital trust between enterprises and their customers,” said Piyush Mehta, CEO of Data Dynamics. “At Data Dynamics, we approach data with the highest level of respect—ensuring that every byte is managed responsibly and that ownership is returned to those who create it. Zubin embodies this philosophy, it fosters a culture of ownership and accountability, placing the power of data management directly in the hands of users.”
“Zubin is THE strategic enabler of digital trust, data sovereignty, and data democracy, guiding organizations through the complexities of this AI age with confidence and clarity. The Pune Center of Excellence brings our data management solutions closer to the demographic that is generating data at a rapid pace, has already tabled a data protection policy, and is at the forefront of IT development and innovation, adds Piyush.”
Using a DIY (Do it Yourself) self-service framework, Zubin creates an industry-first “data democracy by design” strategy that gives data and application owners immediate ownership, control, and action over their data. This approach places responsible stewardship, accountability, and openness at the center of an organization’s data management activities.
AI And The Demand for Data Privacy
As organizations grapple with the growing influence of AI, projected to add $15.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030, the demand for data privacy is reshaping the landscape, creating both opportunities and risks.
Businesses now face the strategic challenge of balancing customer expectations, regulatory obligations, and the need for innovation. The challenge is intensified as 80% of enterprise data is unstructured and unmanaged, making data accuracy a monumental task for AI modeling, particularly given LLMs’ reliance on unstructured data.
Capabilities of Zubin
Zubin tackles these difficulties by permitting enterprises to centralize data governance and decentralize data control, enabling central IT to define bespoke data policies while simultaneously giving stakeholders at all levels.
Through an easy-to-use, self-service, low-code interface, the program gives any user—from the C-suite to data owners—the capacity to find, define, act upon, transform, and audit data. The complicated and compartmentalized traditional data management is redefined by this creative technique.
Zubin ensures security and governance through role-based access control (RBAC) procedures, delivers granular insights, suggests workflows, automates tasks, and unifies consistency, coherence, and standardization throughout the company.
In addition to establishing a streamlined, uniform data management procedure, this opens the door for a more ambitious goal: empowering citizen data rights.
IDC’s Spotlight Report on Rethinking Data Security further validates this approach, stating that “Self-service data management tools designed to integrate security capabilities and prioritize privacy and protection will be invaluable for organizations seeking to maximize data value without compromising security.” Click to read the full report.
“AI-driven businesses must ensure the security and privacy of their data to instill trust with their customers and partners and comply with data sovereignty requirements. This requires rethinking how data is harnessed and managed,” said Jennifer Glenn, Research Director, IDC. “Organizations that integrate centralized data governance with decentralized action are better able to extract value from their data, by ensuring it remains available to the right users and devices whenever it is needed.”
Data Privacy in AI, Risk and Access Management, Data Sovereignty, Data Owner Empowerment, Role Based Views of Your Data, and Data Management in a Hybrid Cloud are the six essential features that set Zubin apart for modern data management. When taken as a whole, these change the way businesses manage their data, making sure it is safe, legal, and tailored to the many needs of the modern world.
Driving data-driven innovations and cutting-edge breakthroughs, Data Dynamics’ operations in India will primarily be centered in the Pune Center of Excellence (CoE).
To ensure seamless, cutting-edge self-service data management, the firm intends to grow its team to include programmers, AI architects, and data engineers who are committed to growing Zubin and its associated product line.
