At the Qwen Conference On May 26, 2026, Lingyang showcased Quick BI, an analytics product designed to equip AI agents

At the Qwen Conference on May 26, 2026, Lingyang showcased Quick BI, an analytics product designed to equip AI agents with enterprise metrics, governance and business semantics so their outputs become credible and actionable for business users.

On May 26, 2026, the Qwen Conference in Singapore concentrated on real‑world deployment of large language models and Agent applications for enterprises. At the Agent Application Forum, Chris, a Solutions Architect representing Lingyang, delivered a keynote focused on connecting agent capabilities to enterprise data practices. Chris presented the keynote titled "Quick BI: Your AI Data Analyst, From Insights to Action," outlining Quick BI’s product evolution in the area of Agentic Analytics. The talk included real‑world scenarios and customer use cases from international enterprises and noted a 30‑day free trial with unlimited tokens for Quick BI.

Speakers at the session highlighted growing pains as general‑purpose agents proliferate inside firms: different agents returning conflicting definitions of the same metric (for example, "sales revenue"), weak enforcement of access boundaries across departments, and reluctance to act on polished but unverified outputs. Quick BI’s core claim is that credibility requires integrating metrics systems, access governance and business semantics into agent workflows.

The presentation framed this as a shift in BI’s role: moving beyond data retrieval and static reports toward "agentic analytics" that supply governed metrics and semantics so agents produce actionable answers. Lingyang positioned Quick BI to supply those enterprise components, arguing that such capability is necessary for organizations to trust and operationalize AI agent outputs.