Solita’s attainment of Databricks Gold Partner status marks a significant milestone for the AI and data transformation company Solita. Achieving Gold Partner level in the Databricks Partner Program places Solita among the most qualified Databricks partners for data analytics, data platforms and artificial intelligence.
Databricks is a global leader in data and AI, offering a unified platform to process, analyze and operationalize large data sets through its Databricks Data Intelligence Platform.
The Gold Partner designation reflects Solita’s proven customer outcomes across industries and the company’s deep technical expertise in delivering large-scale solutions for data, analytics and AI on the Databricks platform.
Solita has been a Databricks partner since 2019 and today works with organizations building modern data foundations and deploying AI in mission-critical environments.
According to the company, Gold Partner status validates Solita’s long-term investments in data engineering, advanced analytics and AI.
“Achieving Databricks Gold Partner status is a strong recognition of Solita’s sustained investment in data and AI capabilities and, above all, the impact we deliver for our customers. Being a Gold Partner reflects the depth of our expertise and our ability to support organizations in building scalable, enterprise-class data and AI platforms,” says Ossi Lindroos, CEO of Solita.
Strengthening enterprise-scale data and AI delivery
An increasing number of companies in the Nordics are modernizing their data platforms to scale advanced analytics, machine learning and AI. Databricks has become a central platform for organizations that want to combine data engineering, analytics and AI within a unified ecosystem.
Gold level in the Databricks partner program is reserved for a small number of partners globally and signals a high standard of delivery across the Databricks platform and its technical ecosystem.
For Solita’s customers, Gold Partner status delivers several concrete benefits, including:
• faster, more reliable delivery of data platforms and AI solutions in enterprise environments
• deeper expertise in Databricks Lakehouse architecture and best practices
• reduced risk in complex data and AI transformations
• stronger support for data-driven decision making
• access to a larger team of Databricks-certified experts
• greater ability to leverage Databricks accelerators and partner resources
• stable delivery for mission-critical data and AI initiatives
Solita delivers Databricks-based solutions across multiple industries, including customers such as KONE, Outokumpu and Gasum.
“Databricks is one of the most advanced platforms for organizations modernizing data management and making analytics and AI operational. Becoming a Gold Partner recognizes the experience our teams have built delivering Databricks solutions in complex environments. It strengthens our ability to help customers move AI from ambition to production at scale and generate measurable business value,” says Sebastian Schattauer, Senior Advisor Data at Solita.
Gold Partner status has been effective since February 2026.
Databricks’ rapid global growth
More than 5,000 organizations worldwide now use Databricks for their data and AI workloads. The platform integrates data ingestion, transformation, analytics and AI development within the Databricks Data Intelligence Platform.
Databricks is widely adopted by companies seeking to modernize their data infrastructure and become data-driven organizations where analytics and AI are central to business strategy.
About Solita
Solita is an AI and data consultancy that drives digital transformation in organizations and society. By combining advanced technology, data innovation and human insight, the company helps organizations develop new business models and improve decision-making.
Solita’s services include strategic advisory, service design, software development, AI and analytics, and managed cloud services.
Founded in 1996, Solita today employs over 2,100 people across nine countries: Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Belgium, Poland, Switzerland, Germany and the United Kingdom.