Hitachi Vantara AI tech redefines business management in Singapore
18 Jul 20244 min read
Summary
- Hitachi Vantara has introduced its AI-powered platforms, Hitachi iQ and Virtual Storage Platform One, to strengthen data management and business operations in Singapore. As data volumes surge globally, these solutions aim to help organizations extract actionable insights, enhance efficiency, and secure digital infrastructure across sectors from manufacturing to finance.
- Hitachi iQ uses predictive analytics to anticipate equipment failures and optimize performance in industries such as ports and manufacturing, minimizing downtime and improving productivity. Meanwhile, VSP One provides secure, scalable data storage with machine learning that detects anomalies and safeguards against cyber threats, supporting compliance with Singapore’s technology risk guidelines.
- By automating data handling and providing real-time analytics, Hitachi Vantara’s solutions help businesses cut costs, speed up decision-making, and strengthen resilience. The integration of AI insights enables companies to innovate faster, improve customer experiences, and sustain growth in Singapore’s increasingly data-driven economy.
To aid businesses in coping with digital transformation, Hitachi Vantara released Hitachi iQ and Virtual Storage Platform One (VSP One). Said Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered solutions streamline data management practices and drive innovation, efficiency and security to business operations.
Projections from Statista, a data gathering and visualization platform, indicated that 180 zettabytes of data will be produced globally by 2025. Such underscores the urgency for robust data management strategies. Wherein, traditional data management approaches may falter, constraining an organization’s capacity to extract actionable insights and optimize operations.
Predictive analytics for proactive management
Hitachi iQ leverages AI to analyze large datasets, providing actionable insights that significantly enhance decision-making and operational efficiency. Said proactive approach not only boosts efficiency but also improves overall productivity and profitability.Notably, AI-driven predictive analytics can anticipate equipment malfunctions in cranes and automated guided vehicles, ensuring seamless and efficient port activities. This reduces delays and enhances the competitiveness of the Port of Singapore, one of the world’s busiest maritime hubs.Meanwhile, in Singapore’s advanced manufacturing sector, predictive analytics can forecast machine failures before they occur. By identifying potential issues early, businesses can perform maintenance more efficiently, reducing costly downtime and extending the life of their equipment.
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