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Avathon, formerly known as SparkCognition, has announced its rebranding alongside ambitious plans to expand its workforce in India by threefold over the next 24 months. This strategic initiative underscores Avathon’s commitment to revolutionizing Industrial AI across sectors like Energy, Aviation, and Supply Chain Management. This rebranding milestone reflects Avathon’s dedication to integrating advanced AI into legacy infrastructure, transforming traditional systems into autonomous, sustainable, and resilient ecosystems.

Avathon, provider of the leading AI platform for industrial operations, has renewed its commitment to the manufacturing and supply chain industries by adding an array of experienced executives from the logistics and high-tech manufacturing worlds to its advisory board. Avathon’s new advisors include Philippe Gilbert, former president of UPS Supply Chain Solutions; Bill Shea, former CEO of DCLI; Jackie Sturm, corporate vice president, global supply chain operations, Intel; and David Warrick, who served as general manager of global supply chain at Microsoft during his 23-year tenure at the company.

Avathon, provider of the leading AI platform for industrial operations, is teaming with the McChrystal Group to broaden access to its Industrial AI platform in the aerospace and defense industry. This partnership will enable more Warfighters and national security experts to adopt Avathon’s critical AI-based technology.

Avathon, provider of the leading AI platform for industrial operations, is addressing Defense industry imperatives in sustainment, logistics, production, and modernization to ensure Warfighter readiness.

Avathon, formerly SparkCognition, has unveiled its pioneering AI platform to solve the most urgent industrial challenges, such as maximizing uptime of capital-intensive assets, enabling efficient ramp-up in manufacturing, and ensuring worker safety in industrial settings. By implementing a systems-level approach, Avathon’s platform enables solutions that work for the world’s most critical and complex infrastructure.