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By Gilad Cohen, CEO at Imubit Verdantix recently released its Green Quadrant: Industrial AI Analytics Software (2025), benchmarking 19 providers in our industry. We appreciate their recognition of Imubit’s contributions to industrial performance — and we welcome the dialogue their research sparks about where the industry is headed. What Verdantix Got Right The report highlights […]

Leaders who choose transformation over simple conversion—and who respect the critical role of domain expertise—will unlock the true potential of AI.

Leaders from across industries shared practical lessons on AI adoption and digital transformation at Innovarpel 2025. The key takeaway: AI is not just a technology shift; it’s a culture shift.

The mining sector is ready for the move from experimental pilots to enterprise‑scale digital programs. We explain five themes from the event.

For those working at the intersection of AI and heavy industry, closed-loop AI is no longer just a niche innovation – it’s entering serious, cross-functional discussions.

The process industry companies who get most out of technology investment will be those who put AI technology to work where it counts, improving margins, reliability, and control.

Imubit facilitated two energizing Transcend events in Athens and Munich. They had deep, honest conversations about the operational challenges facing the industry today, and how AI is being embraced as a catalyst for transformation.

Plant operators must focus on embracing innovation, driving operational excellence, and maximizing margins on existing assets.

Why are the majority of “AI” providers still operating in open-loop advisory mode, offering dashboards and insights, but stopping short of truly optimized control? The short answer: closed-loop is hard.

The increasingly open industrial software landscape is paving the way for AI to add even more value in key use cases.