BlackBerry has integrated Avathon’s computer vision AI platform into its AtHoc critical event management solution.
The integration enhances AtHoc’s ability to securely collect, validate and share information across channels for coordinated emergency response.Â
AtHoc, which operates independently from enterprise IT networks, now leverages Avathon’s visual AI technology to provide real-time insights from CCTV cameras, enabling object detection, scene classification, and proactive decision-making capabilities.
The partnership aims to strengthen AtHoc’s position as a comprehensive crisis management platform by providing users with enhanced real-time data analysis and incident response capabilities.
“AtHoc is the single source of truth for crisis management; we’re making sure all relevant parties have every bit of critical information as soon as it is available, providing a best-in-class streamlined approach to incident response,” said Jamie Mills, BlackBerry’s senior director of global channel partners, carriers and MSPs.
“Our use of Avathon’s visual AI helps ensure that customers have all the data needed to make informed decisions in real time.”
When integrated with existing CCTV cameras, computer vision AI technology provides real-time insights that allow users to understand and act upon whatever is happening in their environments.
The product detects and classifies objects, scenes, and situations, enabling proactive decision-making based on real-time video data.
With Avathon, BlackBerry AtHoc users can also anticipate challenges, mitigate risk, repair problems, and decide upon next-best actions once a current issue/situation has been resolved.
“With its capacity to identify, analyze, and alert in real-time, 24 hours a day, our solution amplifies AtHoc’s next-generation proactive crisis-management capabilities,” Pervinder Johar, CEO of Avathon, said.
“Avathon’s Industrial AI platform drives rapid response to critical Incidents.”
