Understanding the Role of Avathon in AtHoc Solutions
Martech Outlook | Wednesday, November 27, 2024
FREMONT, CA: Avathon, the leading AI platform for industrial operations, has teamed with BlackBerry to enhance the BlackBerry® AtHoc® critical event platform with its computer vision AI tool. BlackBerry AtHoc enables organizations to securely collect, validate, and exchange information across numerous channels, triggering an immediate coordinated, multi-departmental reaction. Independent of company IT networks, BlackBerry AtHoc delivers operational resilience and secure messaging even when key communication platforms are compromised.
"AtHoc is the single source of truth for crisis management; we're making sure all relevant parties have every bit of critical information as soon as it is available, providing a best-in-class streamlined approach to incident response," said Jamie Mills, BlackBerry's senior director of global channel partners, carriers and MSPs. "Our use of Avathon's visual AI helps ensure that customers have all the data needed to make informed decisions in real time."
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When combined with existing CCTV cameras, computer vision AI technology offers real-time insights that enable users to understand and act on what is occurring in their surroundings. The product recognizes and classifies objects, scenarios, and circumstances, allowing for proactive decision-making using real-time video data. BlackBerry AtHoc customers can also utilize Avathon to predict issues, minimize risk, rectify problems, and determine the best next steps after a current issue or situation has been rectified.
"With its capacity to identify, analyze, and alert in real-time, 24 hours a day, our solution amplifies AtHoc's next-generation proactive crisis-management capabilities," Pervinder Johar, CEO of Avathon, said. "Avathon's Industrial AI platform drives rapid response to critical Incidents."
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