Technology companies such as Mediaflux, Invent.ai, FurtherAI, IBM, ISN Celebrate, among others, announced their tech deals or channel partnerships.
National Film and Sound Archive of Australia Selects Arcitecta’s Mediaflux
The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia has chosen Arcitecta’s Mediaflux to power its audiovisual heritage strategy, implementing a petabyte-scale digital asset management system with AI-driven metadata automation. The initiative aims to digitize at-risk materials, modernize workflows, and enhance public access. By replacing legacy systems with a unified cloud-enabled infrastructure, the strategy ensures future-proof data storage, intelligent data tiering, and enhanced discoverability. This innovation improves operational efficiency, cultural preservation, and user engagement, securing long-term national heritage accessibility.
Tecovas Partners with Invent.ai
Tecovas has partnered with invent.ai to revolutionize its allocation and replenishment operations using AI-driven predictive models. The partnership’s focus is to improve SKU-level demand forecasting, automate workflows, and minimize manual spreadsheet dependency. Pilot results showed 2 percent better in-stock rates, 20 percent higher new-product sales, and an 80 percent reduction in planning workload. The strategy leverages multi-agent decision intelligence for efficiency, reducing excess inventory while enhancing customer satisfaction and product availability as the brand continues its nationwide retail expansion.
Upland Capital Group Chooses FurtherAI
Upland Capital Group selected FurtherAI to transform its underwriting through advanced machine learning and data automation. The collaboration enhances data extraction from broker submissions, risk enrichment, and decision-making speed. The strategic goal is to reduce manual work, improve accuracy, and streamline the insurance underwriting cycle. Although financial details remain undisclosed, this partnership underscores the insurer’s commitment to AI-native operational transformation, enabling improved risk insights, better loss ratios, and greater customer responsiveness in a competitive insurance market.
Alight Expands AI Collaboration with IBM
Alight, Inc. has expanded its long-term collaboration with IBM, integrating watsonx AI technology into benefits administration and HR experience platforms. The partnership includes an AI innovation lab focused on developing generative and agentic AI prototypes, achieving productivity gains up to 90 percent. Through watsonx.governance, Alight ensures responsible AI deployment across enterprise workflows. The initiative drives hyper-personalized employee engagement, boosts decision intelligence, and improves overall workforce experience, positioning Alight as a leader in AI-enhanced digital HR and benefits management.
Hood Industries Partners with ISN Celebrate
Hood Industries and ISN mark five years of collaboration focused on jobsite safety and contractor management using ISNetworld, RAVS 360, SubTracker, and CultureSight. The partnership leverages data analytics and digital compliance tools to improve workforce readiness, safety culture, and regulatory alignment. This ongoing strategic engagement emphasizes technology-driven safety performance, enabling better risk visibility and continuous cultural improvement across job sites. The long-term benefits include enhanced contractor efficiency, stronger compliance, and measurable safety outcomes throughout operations.
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