2 years ago

Category: Software, Business, Data, machine-learning, artificial-intelligence

Digital.ai announced today it has expanded usage of machine learning algorithms within its namesake value stream management (VSM) platform to include modules to optimize flow and improve application quality in addition to enhancing its risk prediction and process optimization modules. In addition, Digital.ai has expanded the number of pre-built integrations it now provides for hundreds of DevOps tools and platforms. Derek Holt, general manager of agile and DevOps for Digital.ai, said the goal is to expand the bi-directional flow of data between the core Digital.ai platform and modules and tools provided by the company and its third-party DevOps partners.

Digital.ai claims it currently has more than 1,200 customers, including Allianz, Commerzbank, eBay, Janus Henderson and Levi’s that are using elements of the Digital.ai platform to better manage software development projects. Many of the users of those tools now include business executives and other application stakeholders that are employing a VSM platform to track the progress of application development projects.