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Infosys Nia launched, an integrated artificial intelligence platform for businesses
Nia is a customisable, unified and modular platform, that allows clients to build their own experiences around it to suit their needs.

Infosys has launched Infosys Nia, an integrated artificial intelligence (AI) platform for businesses. Nia builds up on the success of the software company's first generation AI platform for businesses, known as Mana, as well as its robotic process automation (RPA) technology, AssistEdge. Nia combines the big data analytics, machine learning, knowledge management and cognitive automation capabilities of Mana with the end to end RPA capabilities of AssistEdge.Additionally, Nia includes machine learning, optical character recognition (OCR) and natural language processing (NLP) capabilities. Nia is a customisable, unified and modular platform, that allows clients to build their own experiences around it to suit their needs. Nia can forecast revenues, identify requirement of potential products, understand customer behavior, provide deep understanding of contracts and identify lack of compliance or fraud.Dr. Vishal Sikka, Chief Executive Officer, Infosys says "Nia, the next generation of our AI platform now takes our purposeful approach to AI, one in which technology serves to amplify people and empowers them to work in new ways, to new heights. When we bring this together with our unmatched ability to educate and train in AI techniques and emerging technologies, we now have the platform, the services and the skills, to deliver new unprecedented value to our clients."Interested clients can order Nia right away.
First Published:Apr 27, 2017, 13:21:05 IST
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