The new server acts as a bridge, connecting Valona’s intelligence platform to enterprise tools like Microsoft Copilot and Claude. By adopting the open MCP standard, the company aims to move beyond the current practice of forcing AI agents to generate market analysis from scratch, a process often plagued by high costs and inconsistent results. Chief Product Officer Stuart Reynish argues that the true competitive edge in the current market lies in the quality of the data fed into these systems, rather than the use of the models themselves.

This shift reflects a broader transition toward always-on intelligence, where strategic decisions are supported by continuously updated data layers rather than periodic research cycles. According to Chief AI Officer Eetu Laaksonen, the platform has spent two decades refining its intelligence layer, and the new integration makes that expertise accessible across existing corporate workflows. A select group of enterprise clients is currently piloting the technology, with a public demonstration scheduled for a June 24 webinar.