Galway-based firm uses AI to help clients have a better understanding of their data
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Galvia - the name is derived from the Latin for Galway - has offices in both Galway and Dublin. The business uses AI to help clients have a better understanding of their data. Clancy previously worked for Digicel, in Samoa, Fiji, Vanuatu and Papua New Guinea. It was this experience in the South Pacific that inspired him to develop his own business.
It was through this outreach that Clancy landed Nestlé as Galvia’s first client. Its other clients included Entity Data, Cambridge University and University of Galway.“Initially our focus was on global enterprises, honing our craft around machine learning. Then I looked at the market and figured the tool could be used by businesses of all sizes. This way businesses could harness the power of AI in weeks rather than a six-month or 12-week programme,” he said.
“When we first started up we joined a founders forum with other peers. There’s still six of us that keep in touch in a WhatsApp group sharing ideas and advice.”
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