Aptean Intelligence as a Service represents a major expansion for the company’s enterprise artificial intelligence capabilities. The company announced Intelligence as a Service to deliver industry-ready artificial intelligence agents with measurable operational impact. The system was developed to enable the direct infusion of industry-specific workflows into artificial intelligence.
As such, industry customers can utilize AI agents to address real-world operational challenges; additionally. The system promises to remove complexity with seamless integrations to industry-specific Aptean software.
“As AI reshapes industries, many organizations find themselves stuck in the experimentation phase, unsure where to start or how to scale,” said Sean Nappo, Executive Vice President, Americas at Aptean. “Aptean Intelligence as a Service gives them a practical, guided path forward. We don’t hand over abstract tools; we build custom agents that work alongside their employees to deliver operational impact. With our partnership approach, Aptean handles the complexity so businesses can adopt AI quickly, confidently, and cost-effectively.”
“Over the past decade, Crew2 built a strong operational foundation on Aptean’s solutions. Our move to the cloud was a pivotal step, allowing us. To apply AI in a practical, responsible way,” said Erik Larson, Senior Vice President of Systems and Operations at Crew2. Through Aptean’s AIaaS (Aptean Intelligence as a Service) programme. We are deploying customised AI agents, starting with lead management and expanding into self-scheduling. Which will help our teams make faster decisions, gain better visibility, and execute consistently at scale. This marks an exciting new phase in how we run our business.”
Customers Apply AI Agents to Real-World Operations
The various support functions offered by the AI agents include forecasting, planning, as well as compliance and decision-making. As such, businesses will be able to accomplish their daily tasks in the most efficient manner and obtain quicker insights. Secondly, Aptean Intelligence as a Service emphasizes various aspects of data security and governance. Unlike other AI tools, the platform utilizes industry-trained models. As such, businesses will be able to receive appropriate and sector-based recommendations.
In addition, the platform provides businesses. With an opportunity to implement various aspects of AI as a Service with little or no customization. Consequently, businesses will be able to obtain better value from their investments in AI. Also, the platform allows businesses to continue improving and benefiting from it. This is because it enables various aspects of AI agents to change as business conditions change. This way, businesses will be able to maintain value over time. This launch enables Aptean to maintain its position as a significant player in enterprise automation. It also helps businesses convert innovations associated with AI into actual business results.
“We started testing with our Aptean AI traceability agent. It is already proving powerful,” said Robert Piergiovanni, ERP Implementation Manager at Toufayan Bakeries. “What used to take our eight-person traceability team four hours can now be completed. By a single person in under an hour. The time will likely be reduced further once testing concludes and the process is fully solidified.”
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