The problem
Discover Anomalies Before They Become Crises.
What are Anomalies and who is affected?
Who is affected?
In today’s digital world, undetected anomalies in the business operation or IT systems can lead to costly disruptions, security breaches, and operational failures. Without a well-established strategy and IT support for anomaly detection, businesses are left vulnerable to unexpected issues that could have been mitigated or avoided altogether.
Anomalies are irregular or unexpected deviations from the usual operation. These deviations can indicates potential risks such as system failures, security incidents, operational disruption or fraud.
Financial loss.
Internal and Payment Frauds.
Maintenance cost: expensive repairs and downtime.
Operational Dispution.
Network security incidents:
data loss and operational shutdowns.
Process interruptions and significant
production halts.
Data Security Risks.
Data theft, legal and reputational damage.
Unauthorized access to sensitive data
poses a serious security risk.
Loss of Customer Trust.
Decreased service quality:
frequent errors or downtime.
Negative customer experiences: reducing loyalty and increasing churn.
Production and Quality Issues.
Manufacturing defects impacting product quality.
Unexpected downtime can reduce productivity.
Logistics and Supply Chain Issues.
Stock shortages or excess inventory buildup.
Delivery delays.
detecting anomalies in overall business performance, such as unexpected drops in revenue or customer churn, can indicate underlying issues that need immediate attention.
For example, a sudden decrease in customer satisfaction scores may
signal product or service quality problems that could harm the company’s reputation.
As the CEO,
