SBI Growth Advisory Acquires Daydream's AI Platform
SBI Growth Advisory has acquired Daydream's AI Business Intelligence Platform, as announced in a press release. This acquisition aims to enhance SBI's go-to-market consulting services by embedding AI at the core of its strategy. The platform, now renamed ACE, is designed to connect siloed sales, marketing, and customer success data, providing enriched insights through extensive industry and third-party research.
ACE, developed over five years, offers advanced capabilities beyond traditional business intelligence tools. It interprets conversational nuances and adds critical business context, delivering precise and actionable insights. This integration is expected to help SBI's clients identify inefficiencies and drive sustained performance through data-driven decisions combined with human execution.
The acquisition represents a strategic move by SBI to merge cutting-edge technology with expert strategy, unlocking new levels of commercial growth for its clients. Daydream's platform will now operate at scale within SBI, providing end-to-end value by enabling leaders to quickly spot and act on growth opportunities.
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