Bühler India is betting that practical AI beats perfect AI
Ask most technology vendors where industrial AI is headed and you’ll hear about self-optimizing plants, prescriptive intelligence, and lights-out manufacturing. Ask Bühler India, and the answer is more measured and arguably more instructive for CIOs operating in emerging markets.
Bühler, the Swiss group that supplies grain processing, food manufacturing, and advanced materials technology worldwide, is working on two fronts at once. Internally, it is rebuilding its enterprise IT architecture around a global Information Technology and Processes (ITP) framework. Externally, it is selling AI-enabled products such as sorters, energy control systems for malting, and moisture-dosing tools for flour milling. In India, which has more than 1,000 Bühler employees, both efforts are shaped by one principle: the technology has to fit the market it lands in.
In an interview with Express Computer, Dipu Pillai, Head of Group Services at Bühler India, and Shashidhar Subramanya, Head of Corporate Technology and Research & Training...
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