In a conversation with Automation World, Chandra Surbhat – Senior Vice President and Head of Industrial AI and Intelligent Process Operations at Altimetrik, discusses why many industrial AI initiatives struggle to move beyond the pilot stage.
He explains that isolated solutions, limited scalability and a lack of integration with core systems such as ERP, MES and PLM often prevent manufacturers from achieving broader business outcomes. To overcome these barriers, Chandra recommends starting with clearly defined business goals, delivering measurable value in stages and designing enterprise integration into the solution from the outset.
In an authored article for BankInfoSecurity Asia, Farid Roshan– Global Head, AI-Infused Digital, Altimetrik, explores why scaling engineers alone will not solve the enterprise AI challenge. The article examines why governance, security, observability and enterprise ownership must be built into this architecture from the start. The opportunity is not simply to adopt the biggest model, […]
A better AI model won’t fix what breaks between pilot and production. In conversation with ET Edge CIO&Leader, Niraj Nagrani – Chief Data and AI Officer, Altimetrik, explores the foundational shifts enterprises need to scale AI and why the hardest change is ownership.
DETROIT — September 22, 2026 — Altimetrik, an AI engineering company, has been named Newsweek’s America’s Greatest Workplaces in Tech 2026 list. The annual ranking, produced in partnership with Plant-A Insights Group, evaluates U.S. technology employers across 10 dimensions of employee satisfaction, drawing on more than 287,000 company reviews from over 129,000 employees in the […]
