Consulting firm Accenture has launched Applied Intelligence Platform at Mobile World Congress. The new platform will offer a pre-configured self-learning industry solutions, as well as develop new solutions, without the need for deep data science expertise, said the company.
The company informed that its new platform is build on the Accenture Insight Platform through which consulting firm has been offering analytics applications using machine learning and deep learning to clients.
The company said that Applied Intelligence Platform will integrate these capabilities with edge analytics and Internet of Things (IoT) services, as well as access to more than 350 data sources.
“The Applied Intelligence Platform enables AI-powered transformation at scale as clients will be able to systematically embed AI across their operations – from the edge right through to the cloud,” said Mike Sutcliff, group chief executive, Accenture Digital.
“Thanks to the platform, the power to leverage AI to drive unprecedented new growth and efficiencies and unlock new insights, business models and experiences is within reach of every organization,” said Sutcliff.
Accenture claimed that with its team of industry specialists and more than 3,000 data scientists, has already developed a range of use cases and more than 40 intelligent industry solutions for Applied Intelligence Platform to help bridge the gap between information technology and operational technology.
“Data science to date has largely been decoupled from operations and application development, and models are often created and deployed only to be orphaned as there is a limited feedback on their effectiveness,” said Athina Kanioura, chief analytics officer and global lead of Accenture Applied Intelligence.
“Our new Applied Intelligence Platform provides non-data scientist with the tools and access to the data they need to rapidly assemble and apply applications while the platform ensures the effectiveness of the underlying advanced analytics,” said Kanioura.
