What’s your
business imperative?
How might AI
enable it?

Computer Vision

Across a wide range of businesses, operational decisions require visual analysis of images or videos. As the volume and complexity of visual data grow, manual processes, given their slow, error-prone, and inconsistent performance, fail to cope. How can your organization improve its visual analysis ─ at scale?

Intelligent Document Processing

Today, business processes generate a torrent of documents, each one of which must be opened, read, understood, and acted upon by a human. What if all of that can be done by AI, with minimal human intervention? What can machines learn from your unstructured documents?

Intelligent Process Automation

Business processes often have a predictability about them, making them ripe for automation. But there’s more that today’s technology lets us do: what if the tools we use can learn, and adapt to the point where they are getting smarter in how they automate processes? That’s what intelligent process automation can deliver? Want to go beyond RPA?

Data Analytics

As big-data analytics practices mature, the state-of-the-art is shifting to leveraging AI and ML models to not only find underlying patterns in the data, but also to learn, and automate the steps typically carried out by human experts. Imagine AI-based solutions cleaning the data, pre-processing the data, performing feature engineering, selecting statistical models and helping visualize the data!

Bioinformatics and NGS

Knee deep in drug discovery? Looking for seeds that are fungus resistant? Want to improve your work in next-generation sequencing? Our patent-pending algorithms can deliver significant breakthroughs in the speed, accuracy, and reliability of NGS, and accelerate your ongoing scientific, and development work. From genomic, and metagenomic data analysis to de novo sequencing analysis to annotation, and gene prediction to RNA-Seq, and 2-D and 3-D phylogenetic analysis, our BigOmics work can power your innovations.

Cybersecurity

As computing power and storage become near-limitless, brute-force-based methods to secure networks, and sensitive installations against intrusions, and outright attacks will no longer suffice. AI enhances our ability to see patterns in anomalies, detect malware before they inflict harm, and above all, learn from and respond to the ever-increasing complexity, and sophistication in the nature of intrusions.

How will AI help you see the invisible, and neutralize threats before they do harm?