Sigma Inducted into JPMorgan Chase Hall of Innovation

Recently, Sigma was inducted into the JPMorgan Chase Hall of Innovation. The honor, presented at the firm’s Technology Innovation Symposium, recognizes technology that drives real business value.

“Sigma’s enterprise-ready platform has delivered value for JPMorganChase, empowering our teams across our businesses to work smarter,” said Erin King, Chief Information Officer for Global Banking at J.P. Morgan. “We recognize their exceptional efforts, cutting-edge solutions, and collaborative spirit with the Hall of Innovation Award.”

Our team at Sigma is grateful for the award, and proud of the work, vision, and partnership that went ito it.

What the Hall of Innovation honor represents

There's no doubt that JPMorgan Chase runs one of the most complex technology environments in the world. Security, governance, scale, and reliability aren’t “nice to haves” for the global leader in banking. They are table stakes. Any technology used by the business must earn trust and prove value across teams, roles, and lines of business. That's no small undertaking—it requires a consistent loop of feedback and innovation.

As Sigma's CEO, Mike Palmer puts it: "JPMorgan Chase has been a forward-thinking partner from the start. Their teams push the boundaries of what’s possible with data, and that collaboration has shaped how Sigma supports turning insights into action at scale."

Why enterprises choose Sigma

Enterprise analytics teams win with speed delivered securely. Sigma, fueled by AI, enables users to analyze and build applications on live data, combining billions of records, unstructured documents analysis, and the first and only platform enabling warehouse write-back.  

Using Sigma’s unified workspace, enterprises like JPMorganChase are transforming their application stack and enabling users to automate manual processes and replace inefficient legacy SaaS products. Forecasting, reconciliation, inventory management, budget, and much more are among the thousands of applications that Sigma-enabled clients have built and use daily.

Much of this reflects the not-so-glamorous work where analytics must build on top of highly customized business processes that can't rely on a traditional SaaS vendor.

What this means going forward

Once again, we are grateful for the award. And it’s a signal that the approach Sigma has taken—live data, governed access, and workflows that actually get used—holds up in some of the most demanding data and business environments.

Sigma will continue to focus on what matters: the work beyond the analysis. Any practitioner knows the real work starts after the numbers are on the screen. Our focus going forward is continuing to make that handoff disappear, so insights naturally turn into action without extra tools, exports, or duct tape.

We are thankful for the trust JPMorgan Chase has placed in Sigma, and we’re proud of the teams on both sides who made this work real.