Infosys, Finnish firm in AI alliance

Updated - October 22, 2018 10:44 pm IST

Published - October 22, 2018 10:27 pm IST -

Finnish firm Pöyry and Infosys on Monday announced the release of a new data-driven framework for Artificial Intelligence that overcomes complex and expensive life cycle management challenges faced by industry, utilities and infrastructure organisations across operational technology systems.

Krti 4.0 Artificial Intelligence Framework for Operation Excellence applies AI, cognitive/machine learning and machine-to-machine capabilities in an industrial environment, Poyry said in a statement. “The applied methodology identifies critical enterprise systems and assets and provides a deeper understanding of their behavior to unlock and create new value for customers. Krti 4.0 is designed to dramatically reduce system maintenance costs and expensive operation shutdowns, and improve reliability, employee and environmental safety.”

Krti 4.0’s open and intuitive machine-to-machine interface provides for seamlessly connecting with different operational technology systems for collecting data. Krti 4.0 makes pervasive and secure industrial IoT connectivity real across all levels on the enterprise.

It provides decision-makers with real-time knowledge on the best and the most effective operating and maintenance options for their OT systems. Krti 4.0 achieves this by using predictive and prescriptive analytics within acceptable risk levels.

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