New Delhi, July 17(APAC Media): LTM has announced a partnership with enterprise AI company Glean as businesses continue to look for ways to deploy artificial intelligence across large organisations.
The partnership focuses on a common challenge facing enterprises today, business data is often spread across multiple applications, cloud platforms and internal systems, making it difficult for employees and AI tools to access the right information. By combining LTM’s BlueVerse agentic AI platform with Glean’s enterprise search and knowledge platform, the companies aim to help organisations use AI more effectively across everyday business operations.
Helping Enterprises Move Beyond AI Pilots
Many companies have already tested generative AI through pilot projects, but scaling these deployments remains a challenge. LTM and Glean said their joint offering is designed to help enterprises move from experimentation to production by connecting business knowledge with AI-powered assistants and agents while maintaining security, governance and user access controls.
The partnership will initially focus on business functions such as IT support, enterprise knowledge management and application operations, where employees regularly search across different systems for information. It is expected to benefit industries with complex technology environments, including banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI), manufacturing and other large enterprises.
Growing Demand For Enterprise AI
Enterprise AI adoption has accelerated over the past year as organisations invest in AI agents, enterprise search and workflow automation to improve productivity and reduce operational costs. Glean’s platform connects information across business applications and integrates with existing AI tools, including Microsoft Copilot, allowing enterprises to build on their current technology investments rather than replace them.
The companies said the partnership aims to help customers improve enterprise search, reduce support costs, speed up employee onboarding, resolve IT issues faster, and expand AI adoption across business operations. The move reflects the growing demand for enterprise AI platforms that can securely connect business data while supporting large-scale AI deployment.
