Enterprise AI systems fail in production when business context—meaning, relationships, temporal data, and provenance—is fragmented across separate systems. A contextual data layer unifies this information into a single, trusted source that AI models and agents can reliably access. This layer requires a multi-model data platform capable of natively handling graphs, documents, and vectors together. Without it, teams build brittle "Frankenstacks" where each AI application reconstructs context independently, leading to inconsistent answers and operational overhead. When context is unified and managed once, AI outcomes compound rather than fragment as systems scale.
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