Udit Agarwal
Capgemini, which is a French IT services company, will now be going to expand its AI capabilities with the Microsoft Azure.
The solutions which are embedded in the company AI portfolio, will also be going to work on some of the existing solutions of operations intelligence and customer experience, according to the report which has been revealed.
Capgemini revealed that AI engineering would even help them in converting data into insights that would even help the enterprises in making better decisions. The solution would also be built to be delivered directly to applications and end-users without having any requirement of additional processes.
Capgemini revealed that manufacturing companies would even benefit from the autonomous nature of the solution that has been built based on the Microsoft Azure Internet of Things platform.
“Our strategic partnership with Microsoft and the solutions we are jointly launching today are changing the game for organizations wanting to drastically accelerate the business outcomes of their AI initiatives deployed in the Microsoft Azure Cloud,” Anne-Laure Thieullent, AI and analytics group offer leader at Capgemini, said.
With respect to the visibility, predictability, adaptability of the enterprise processes, the Capgemini Intelligent operations platform would even help in the aforementioned processes as well as to scale up the newer deployments at a faster pace.
Capgemini has also released the intelligent automation platform that would even help the enterprises to deploy the automation at a large scale.
The project has already been deployed and is working to support the live projects across the world, with respect to the technology or platform it is deployed on.
“All-in-one intelligent automation platforms and their availability on the cloud are bringing new opportunities to the automation market,” Sarah Burnett, executive vice president, and analyst at Everest Group said. “They are helping enterprises automate any type of process, whether it handles structured or unstructured data, in business departments or in IT.”
