Operational Anomaly Detection
AI monitors operational data to surface anomalies, issues, and early warning signals in ongoing operations.
Business impact
- Tasks automated — Ericsson reports 10,000 tasks automated in its operations transformation.
- Automation rules reuse — Ericsson reports 6,000 automation rules with 85% reuse.
Data requirements
- Laboratory operational metrics (tabular) — Recursion analyzes operational metrics from lab operations.
- Instrument monitoring data — Recursion uses data tied to monitoring and diagnosing lab instruments.
- Network data (tabular) — Ericsson processes network data in managed services delivery operations.
AI methods and techniques
- Anomaly detection — Used to surface unusual patterns in laboratory operational metrics and operational data.
- Machine learning — Used in the Splunk Machine Learning Toolkit and in Ericsson’s operations engine to analyze operational data.
- Predictive analytics — Used in Ericsson’s managed services operations to anticipate failures.
Industries
Real-world evidence
2 documented case studies on record.
Companies using this: Recursion, Ericsson.
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