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Banks And Credit Unions Need Their Own Google Moment - For Data

Forbes

Tursio CEO and co-founder Alekh Jindal writes in Forbes Technology Council that banks and credit unions need their own "Google moment" for data. Search engines made finding information something anyone can do on their own. At most financial institutions, though, getting answers about members still means filing a request with a few specialists and waiting days or weeks. Jindal argues that AI-powered natural language search can finally put that data directly in the hands of the staff closest to members. He adds that credit unions and community banks are less likely to build their own in-house AI teams, which leaves them free to adopt the best tools as the technology evolves.

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Tursio CEO on Enterprise AI Search and Regulated Data.

MarTech Edge

Tursio co-founder and CEO Alekh Jindal spoke with MarTech Edge about turning enterprise data into something business users can query in plain language. He covers why context beats architecture as the real differentiator, how on-premises deployment keeps credit unions in control of member data, and why running on a customer's own Azure subscription gives Tursio a reason to cut token usage instead of grow it.

Practical bits for the entry: published Sep 16, 2026, on MarTech Edge.

Read the full article here.

Tursio to Present at VLDB 2026 on How Credit Unions Can Query Symitar Core Data in Plain Language Without a Data Analyst in the Loop

CityBiz

Accepted demonstration paper details how an automatically generated context graph resolves core banking schema complexity — deployed entirely inside a credit union's own security boundary

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Tursio Takes Credit Union Plain-Language Data Search to VLDB 2026

MarTech Edge

Tursio, a structured data search platform for credit unions and other regulated industries, has been accepted into the demonstration track of VLDB 2026, the 52nd International Conference on Very Large Data Bases, taking place Aug. 31 through Sept. 4 in Boston.

Building context has emerged as one of the most critical problems in AI, and Tursio’s paper, "Tursio for Credit Unions: Powering Structured Data Search with Automated Context Graph," describes how to generate the context graph for core data in credit unions. It includes both the data semantics and the business rules that help resolve ambiguities in the underlying schemas. The Tursio platform later uses that graph to turn plain-language questions into accurate, governed SQL queries constrained by business rules, without the months of manual setup that most AI/BI tools require.

Read the full article here.

Tursio to Present at VLDB 2026 on How Credit Unions Can Query Symitar Core Data in Plain Language Without a Data Analyst in the Loop

Finopotamus

At the International Conference on Very Large Data Bases, Tursio's paper shows how an automatically generated context graph lets credit union staff search core banking data in plain language Read the full article here.

Tursio to Demonstrate Credit Union Data Search at VLDB 2026

Global Fintech Series

At VLDB 2026, Tursio’s paper shows how an automatically generated context graph lets credit union staff search core banking data in plain language Tursio, a structured data search platform for credit unions and other regulated industries, has been accepted into the demonstration track of VLDB 2026, the 52nd International Conference on Very Large Data Bases, taking place Aug. 31 through Sept. 4 in Boston. Read the full article here.

CU Times (Expert Opinion, by Alekh Jindal)

CU Times

Every credit union has two groups that rarely talk directly: the people who know where the data lives, and the people who have the questions.

Our CEO Alekh Jindal wrote about that gap for CU Times and how Corning Credit Union closed it, cutting data requests from a two-to-three-week sprint cycle down to a direct, self-service search: [link]

Worth a read if your team is still routing every question through IT.

Read the full article here.

CFOtech: Corning Credit Union adds plain-language search with Tursio

CFOtech

CFOtech's editorial coverage digs into how Corning Credit Union deployed Tursio on its existing Symitar and Salesforce data cubes - no new pipeline and why the team treated data trust as the make-or-break factor in rollout. Also published on SecurityBrief, IT Brief, and eCommerceNews. Read the full article here.

Global Fintech Series: Corning Credit Union brings self-service search to member data

Global Fintech Series

Global Fintech Series reported on Corning Credit Union's rollout of Tursio, which blends Symitar, digital banking, and Salesforce data into one natural language search - with fraud detection among the use cases planned next.

Read the full article here.

Global Fintech Edge features Tursio's deployment at Corning Credit Union

Global Fintech Edge

Global Fintech Edge covered how Corning Credit Union's product and support teams now answer their own member data questions with Tursio, ending the intake-committee-and-sprint-backlog wait for routine requests.

Read the full article here.

Finopotamus covers Corning Credit Union's self-service search with Tursio

Finopotamus

Finopotamus reported on how Corning Credit Union connected its core banking data to Tursio, letting product managers and support staff query member data directly without filing a ticket.

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CityBiz reports on Corning Credit Union's Tursio deployment

CityBiz

CityBiz covered Corning Credit Union's rollout of Tursio, replacing a request backlog measured in weeks with self-service natural language search over Symitar and Salesforce data.

Read the full article here.