Georgia-Pacific
Equipment troubleshooting
Repair intel was scattered across binders and retiring minds. GenAI now combines sensors and manuals to diagnose machine faults instantly.
- Potential millions in annual savings
Manual searches bottlenecked diagnostics. AI now scans 1,700+ docs to give operators instant, multilingual troubleshooting guidance.
A global manufacturing solutions provider with 140,000 employees across 100 sites, serving 400 brands in industries from automotive to healthcare.
Machine data was siloed across individual facilities, preventing centralized analytics and cross-domain insights. Shop floor operators relied on...
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Electronic manufacturing services and supply chain solutions provider.
Cloud computing platform and on-demand infrastructure services.
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