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Habu Launches CleanML To Expand Privacy-Safe and Governance-Safe Collaboration

Habu, the Global Innovator in Data Clean Room Software, announced the release of its CleanML product, enabling two or more partners to bring distributed models and data together under a protected and governed environment that allows both parties to benefit. A natural evolution for today’s data clean room technology, CleanML enables data science teams to transform the utilization process by identifying other valuable data or model sets to determine new collaboration opportunities.

CleanML facilitates a place for innovation and collaboration for data science teams and their partners alike. It can be utilized across a variety of business and industry verticals including retail, consumer packaged goods (CPG), auto, travel, financial service, healthcare, and more.

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With CleanML, multiple parties can provide distributed raw materials — such as a model, model-training code, or dataset — for machine learning, with each respective partners’ assets remaining safe in the protection of its own clean room. Habu also provides the Habu CleanCompute module, a secure run-time environment where private datasets are joined for analytics or modeling. Privacy-preserving techniques prevent each party from seeing the other’s model or data, while both benefit from the output and results.

“Imagine a scenario where one partner has a machine learning model and another party has data with a mutual opportunity to connect the two for inference,” said Matt Karasick, CPO at Habu. “The company with the data can’t share the data, and the company with the model can’t share their model. But both organizations can benefit from the output of the collaboration. This is exactly why Habu developed the CleanML and CleanCompute intelligence modules whereby distributed data, machine learning models, and/or containerized microservices can connect in safe and secure ways.”

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For users who are not data scientists, CleanBI is the industry’s first low code, no code solution for distributed queries while preserving privacy and minimal movement of data. The collaboration process typically begins by defining the questions that the various partners want to answer about what is happening in a given situation or what is possible in a situation. CleanBI often begins with use cases for one particular department, such as marketing. As data science teams get more involved in the process, the Habu software solutions are applied horizontally across many departments and business functions.

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For example, CPG companies and their retail partners can build new propensity models to drive advertising and distribution powered by CPG models that use retail partners’ data.

Similarly, CleanML can be utilized by research and development departments that are using secret product data from distribution partners to inform new product development and partners in highly-regulated industries that are shattering past ceilings — ceilings that seemed immovable due to regulation and trust.

Habu is the only solution that has a comprehensive and intuitive data intelligence layer that enables users to work more intelligently and efficiently across distributed industry and private partner data clean rooms.

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