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Magic EdTech has joined the Databricks Brickbuilder Partner Network to promote the use of data analytics and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the education sector. Under this partnership, the two companies will help educational institutions integrate data available across different systems and build a strong foundation for its effective use.
Magic EdTech, a company providing digital learning solutions and services has announced its partnership with Databricks. The company has joined the Databricks Brickbuilder Partner Network as a Consulting and System Integrator (C&SI) partner. The partnership aims to support EdTech companies, publishers and higher education institutions in strengthening their data management, analytics and AI capabilities.
Under this partnership, the Databricks Data and AI Platform will be combined with Magic EdTech's education-sector expertise, technical capabilities and EdDataHub solution. This will help institutions bring data from different digital systems onto a common platform, organize it, and use it for reporting and analytics.
Focus on Integrating Data Across Different Systems
Today, educational institutions hold critical information across several platforms, including Learning Management Systems (LMS), Student Information Systems, CRM, digital content, assessments and student support systems. When data is spread across different systems, it can become difficult for institutions to accurately assess student progress, learning outcomes and digital product performance.
To address this challenge, Magic EdTech will help institutions assess, design, implement, and manage their data environments. The company will also use Databricks as a preferred deployment option for its EdDataHub implementations.
EdDataHub to Support Better Reporting and Analytics
Magic EdTech's EdDataHub solution helps connect data across different education and business systems and reconcile information between them. This can help institutions develop consistent and reliable reporting, analytics and AI use cases based on unified data.
As part of the partnership, Magic EdTech will provide services related to Databricks-based data solutions, including strategy and readiness, architecture, data migration, implementation, data engineering, governance, analytics and AI enablement.
Acky Kamdar, CEO of Magic EdTech, said that data technology can deliver real value in education only when it works in line with the specific needs, systems and operational requirements of educational institutions. According to him, the partnership will strengthen the company's ability to help institutions move beyond disconnected data and build a strong foundation for better reporting, product intelligence and responsible AI adoption.
Magic EdTech brings over 36 years of experience in the learning sector. The company works across technology, data, AI, content, accessibility and immersive learning. Its solutions are designed for EdTech companies, publishers, higher education institutions, workforce organizations and school districts.
