PB Newsletter: August 2026
Welcome to your August update from Precision Bridge. We're excited to announce our latest release: Precision Bridge v10.3, bringing a smarter AI Assistant, a rebuilt Connection Explorer, and more right into the heart of your migration projects. This month also brings a client success story from a US Government Organisation, a look at a new programming language for biology, and details on an upcoming webinar.
US Government Organisation Completes Two-Week Migration Leveraging Precision Bridge
A US government organisation migrated incident data, together with associated work notes, comments, and attachments, from an on-premise Ivanti Neurons environment to cloud-based ServiceNow. Having previously used the Precision Bridge Data Migration and Management Platform, the organisation returned to Precision Bridge for this project based on familiarity with the platform and confidence in its capabilities.
"We were able to deliver this data migration faster and more reliably using the Precision Bridge Data Migration and Management Platform. It's not just about the time saved, it's about the quality of what lands on the other side." — Project Manager, US Government Organisation.
To read the full story, please click here.
Announcing the Latest Release of Precision Bridge: v10.3
We are excited to announce our latest release: Precision Bridge v10.3, bringing a smarter AI Assistant, a rebuilt Connection Explorer, and a set of upgrades built to help you move faster.
Here's what's new:
A smarter AI Assistant - attach a connection and it inspects your schema and queries your actual data, with the ability to update settings, create projects, and link connections, each gated behind your approval
Rebuilt Connection Explorer - a tabbed workspace with a navigator, saved views, clearer flagging of unusable tables, and multi-column sorting on extracts.
Write SQL against any connection - a new free-form, read-only SQL workspace with one canonical syntax, multi-table joins, saved queries, and a quick "Select Top 1000" peek.
Copy, paste and export your work - move procedures, steps and field mappings across projects with a shared clipboard, then export project documentation as an Excel workbook or CSV.
Alongside this, expect visual execution reports, a database adaptor built for high-volume migrations, and new scripting capabilities including a replace_many formula function.
To read the full blog post with the complete list of new features, click here.
Watch How AI Agent Chat Works in Precision Bridge v10
We're excited to share one of our recent videos, showcasing the AI Agent Chat feature in the latest release of the Precision Bridge data migration and management platform.
Finding your way around migration configuration, connections, and mappings has traditionally meant digging through documentation. With Precision Bridge v10, AI-Assisted Agent Chat puts those answers right at your fingertips.
Just ask your question in plain English - from creating a database connection to setting up a lookup mapping - and the agent searches and reads the product documentation in real time to give you a step-by-step answer.
This video gives you a first look at how it all works, click here to watch.
Tech Talk: Meet Proto: A Programming Language for Biology
What if designing a living cell could be as intuitive as writing a line of code?
Researchers at Stanford and the Arc Institute have introduced Proto — a programming language for biology that lets scientists design DNA, RNA, and proteins the same way developers build software. Early tests are already producing some of the most successful synthetic protein-DNA designs to date, and the platform is open for the research community to use right now.
It's still early-stage science, but the implications for medicine, drug discovery, and synthetic biology are hard to ignore.
To read the full blog post, please click here.
Upcoming Webinars
We have some exciting upcoming webinars - join us for:
ServiceNow Data Migration Best Practices
16th September 2026 at 11 AM EDT
Register Now
Next Generation AI Data Migration Demonstration
21st October 2026 at 11 AM EDT
Register Now
See our webinars page for more information and to register or visit On Demand Webinars for a list of all on-demand webinars.