Space Hellas Expands the SenseOne IoT Platform

With its new Managed Data Lake service, Space Hellas is creating a fully managed data environment that supports the organization, storage, and utilization of business data for the development of artificial intelligence applications.

Space Hellas Expands the SenseOne IoT Platform

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Space Hellas is expanding its SenseOne IoT platform with the new Managed Data Lake service, as part of its strategy to develop Applied Intelligence and IoT solutions.

The service is aimed at organizations with complex operational environments, such as manufacturing, energy, hospitality, and retail, where the management and utilization of large volumes of data are becoming increasingly critical factors for digital transformation.

This initiative addresses a broader market need. In recent years, companies have invested significantly in the digitization of production processes, the deployment of IoT infrastructure, and the collection of data from equipment, systems, and operations.

However, the transition from data collection to its effective utilization for Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and advanced analytics applications remains a challenging process that requires specialized infrastructure, expertise, and ongoing management.

With its new Managed Data Lake service, Space Hellas provides a fully managed data environment that supports the organization, storage, and utilization of business data for the development of Artificial Intelligence and advanced analytics applications. This approach allows organizations to focus on creating business value from their data, while reducing the complexity associated with managing cloud infrastructure.

The service is based on modern data management technologies and provides high levels of security, flexibility, and interoperability, allowing organizations to leverage their data using the tools of their choice, while maintaining compliance with European data protection requirements.

This new capability is already being utilized in industrial environments, supporting the development of applications for detecting anomalies in energy consumption, monitoring equipment status, optimizing productivity, and creating an AI Assistant for conversational access to production data.

“Our experience with industrial clients has clearly revealed a gap. Companies have invested in IoT infrastructure and are collecting massive amounts of data, but they struggle to leverage it for AI and ML applications. With the new Data Lake managed service, we take this burden off our customers and provide them with a ready-to-use infrastructure that allows them to focus on developing their own AI tools, rather than managing cloud infrastructure,” said Socrates Kostikoglou, General Manager of Applications & R&D at Space Hellas.

The expansion of the SenseOne IoT platform with the new Managed Data Lake service is part of Space Hellas’ growth strategy in the fields of Applied Intelligence and IoT solutions. Following the full operational integration of the SenseOne subsidiary, its activities now form the central pillar of Space Hellas’ new Applied Intelligence & IoT Solutions at Space Hellas, with the goal of developing innovative solutions that address critical challenges in the fields of industry, energy, and smart infrastructure.

 

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