IBM pushes new business consulting services and software to help enterprises leverage large data-news centers

"Sadie Online News" March 23, according to foreign http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/31646.html "> media reports, IBM Friday (March 22) released a new business consulting services and software. This service and software will help business executives predict and prevent loss of supply chain disruptions.

Through IBM's predictive analytics software and business consulting services, this new solution will take advantage of large data in the instrumentation device and identify anomalies in the production process, identify product anomalies, and anticipate a wide range of device performance risks before a problem occurs.

Running, maintaining, and managing these devices throughout their lifecycle is a huge fixed cost. Frequent and unpredictable catastrophic failures can add more overhead. The shutdown time of the device, especially the unplanned shutdown time, is a millions of dollar problem for the agency. Related unplanned maintenance costs are three times to 10 times times higher than planned maintenance costs.

"The world is entering a new era of intelligence," said Fred Balboni, senior partner at IBM for Big Data analysis, Frede Barbonni. In this era, decisions will be based on facts, data, and the ability to analyze large data and extract accurate business insights. Companies recognize that they have a new opportunity to use big data to solve problems that have been difficult to solve in the past and to create new levels of value for their users. Our data shows that companies that are analyzing structured and unstructured data outperform their competitors in every industry.

This new integrated solution analyzes large data from multiple static and dynamic sources and makes smart decisions by generating predictive statistical models that predict equipment failure status and alarms. These alert messages will be displayed on the staff or manager's tablet, smartphone or browser and provide recommended corrective actions. Employees can use interactive tools for causal analysis and improvement processes to resolve identified problems.