BigValue Launches AX Division, Targets Public Sector

Hands-on consulting from problem definition to AI implementation in business operations

BigValue said on Nov. 4 that it has established an AX Division bringing together its expertise in data and artificial intelligence (AI), and will target the public sector with AX (AI transformation) services.

Drawing on 10 years of accumulated field experience, BigValue plans to deliver “full-stack, problem-solving” AX that covers everything from data preparation to AI implementation and operation. When needed, it combines clients’ internal data with its own data on areas such as location, population and commerce to fill information gaps. Data and AI specialists, who make up more than 70% of its entire workforce, support this approach.

One example is the “AI Model Development Project for Predicting the Risk of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza,” carried out with the Animal and Plant Quarantine Agency. The project integrates more than 80 types of data, including vehicle GPS data, migratory bird movements and satellite imagery, to identify high-risk areas, farms and priority inspection targets, while supporting the efficient allocation of limited disease-control resources. It is helping shift disease-control work from a focus on response after an outbreak to proactive, data-driven measures, bringing changes to how work is carried out in the field.

The AX Division provides hands-on consulting, with data and AI experts working directly with practitioners to define problems and validate solutions. BigValue is currently pursuing proof-of-concept (PoC) projects and follow-up business with three organizations in asset management, fire prevention and firefighting safety, and is accelerating the expansion of its AX business. It has also provided consulting to six government ministries and agencies in various fields, including the National Agency for Administrative City Construction, as well as in transportation and healthcare.

BigValue CEO Gureum said, “What matters to customers is not the adoption of AI itself, but solving real work-related problems and changing how work is done. Building on our AX experience and methodologies gained in the private sectors of finance, retail and technology, we will drive meaningful AX transformation in the public sector.”

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