IndustrialML Expands Partnership With one to ONE Holdings to Offer Smart Factory Solutions for Secondary Steel

May 4, 2021

The expanded partnership will aim to increase IndustrialML's presence in the steel industry and help reach new markets



BOSTON - May 4, 2021 - (Newswire.com)

IndustrialML announces the expansion of its partnership with one to ONE Holdings with the purpose of offering exclusivity on resale rights within the secondary steel processing industry.

IndustrialML uses machine learning to make factories smarter - its platform allows the gathering of data from multiple sources to help factories integrate real-time monitoring, machine vision, and advanced analytics applications to deliver actionable insights to operators and engineers.

The partnership expansion means that IndustrialML can devote its technical resources to the development of its platform for the secondary steel market, in which one to ONE Holdings is heavily involved. The partnership was previously established on the premise of the steady development of IndustrialML with one to ONE Holdings as a direct customer, but the expansion creates a closer relationship whereby the companies can penetrate the manufacturing market on a broader scale.

There are two key changes in the expansion, which both companies hope will enable greater market penetration. Firstly, the amount of revenue from one to ONE Holdings will increase. Secondly, rather than IndustrialML relying on a direct sales model, the company will use its partnership with one to One Holdings for distribution of its platform.

IndustrialML and one to ONE Holdings want to demonstrate the value that visualization, alerting, and reporting through machine learning can have. The variety of analyses that machine learning provides is ever-growing, leading to more valuable insights.

"I have felt for a long time that the best pathway for the growth of an industrial IoT platform in manufacturing is to work closely with a manufacturer," says Arjun Chandar, CEO of IndustrialML. "I am now excited to be able to do that more closely so that our platform is perfectly set up to expand in both secondary steel and in new markets in the next couple of years."

Shin Nakamura, President, one to ONE Holdings, adds, "We have a shared goal of wanting to make the future of manufacturing more effective and meaningful and this is why we complement each other so well. We are virtually working together from Singapore, Vietnam, India, Japan, and the U.S., and this shows the power of perseverance in spite of the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic."

About IndustrialML

IndustrialML is an enterprise software company serving industrial customers. Our platform integrates production data from sensor, enterprise IT, video, and audio sources, and allows factories to visualize, analyze, communicate, and improve key indicators of production performance to all of their stakeholders.

About one to ONE Holdings

one to ONE Holdings (o2Oh) is a holding company of Daiwa Steel Tube Industries (DSTI) in Japan and operating in Singapore. We support the digital transformation of DSTI and other steel tube manufacturers for growth in the domestic market of Japan and expansion in countries all around the world.




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