Dun & Bradstreet has been named the 2025 Databricks Growth Data Partner of the Year at the annual Data + AI Summit.

This was disclosed in a statement issued on Tuesday.

The award recognises the company’s critical contributions to helping enterprises operationalise trusted data and fast-track their artificial intelligence transformation journeys.

The 2025 Databricks Partner Awards, presented at the Data + AI Summit, spanned 56 categories and celebrated partners for their outstanding achievements in the past year.

A global leader in commercial data and analytics, Dun & Bradstreet was lauded for its strategic alignment with the Databricks Data Intelligence Platform.

The company’s integration of comprehensive global B2B data has enabled organisations to address a wide range of complex use cases, including credit decision-making, regulatory compliance, supply chain optimisation, and environmental, social, and governance reporting.

Central to the recognition is Dun & Bradstreet’s use of Delta Sharing, Databricks’ open and secure data sharing protocol. By delivering near real-time commercial data through this platform, Dun & Bradstreet helps clients eliminate data silos, streamline operations, and make faster, insight-driven decisions across geographies and functions.

“This award validates our continued commitment to helping businesses unlock actionable intelligence with AI-ready data.

As companies increasingly invest in digital transformation, our data solutions provide the foundation to confidently scale AI-powered tools and workflows,” said a Dun & Bradstreet spokesperson in the statement.

Dun & Bradstreet’s global database covers more than 600 million companies worldwide, offering decision-makers the insights they need to accelerate revenue, manage risk, cut costs, and drive transformation. Its market-leading data and analytics power growth and protection strategies for enterprises of all sizes.

In the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa, Dun & Bradstreet South Asia Middle East Ltd. manages operations across countries including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. Its data and information solutions are widely used by banks, financial institutions, multinational corporations, government agencies, and small to medium enterprises to enable smarter, data-driven operations.