Translated with AI from the Russian original.

MTS Web Services' new product, MWS Data, is a platform for working with big data for large and medium-sized businesses.

The platform combines a set of tools for storing, processing, visualizing, quality control, and data security. The solution allows simultaneous management of data received in real-time and historical arrays.

MWS Data is focused on large and medium-sized businesses in various sectors of the economy, from industry to retail. The platform allows you to store and process a wide variety of data types: information about sales and orders, demand for goods and logistics, information about payments and services provided, and equipment status. Tools for training and inference can be launched on top of MWS Data.

The platform includes a number of artificial intelligence agents. For example, there is an AI agent to automate the filling of the data catalog. It is based on MWS GPT - a service for implementing any LLM model in business. The agent receives metadata and table examples, and then uses RAG technology to connect to the documentation and generate a description for each table. The platform also has a built-in AI agent for analyzing data based on a request from a user in natural language. It converts the text request into SQL code and prepares a report with visualization.

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