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Turkiye’s homegrown platform ready to move institutions into AI era

AgenciesHavelsan, a leading Turkish defense and technology company developing software-based solutions, has added a new product to its portfolio of AI-focused offerings, according...

Turkish defense and technology firm Havelsan has introduced a new AI-focused product to its repertoire of software-based solutions, aiming to streamline data management for institutions. Dubbed ORION, this domestic platform is designed to consolidate and manage data from various sources within an organization.

ORION is a scalable big-data management system that unites fragmented data from multiple systems into a single platform, providing a secure environment for data analysis and reporting. By facilitating the integration of structured and unstructured data owned by organizations, ORION aims to enhance data-driven decision-making processes across the board.

The platform's open-source architecture allows for seamless data processing, search, and analysis, enabling users to access critical information swiftly and conduct research, analysis, and decision-support tasks more efficiently. ORION is particularly beneficial for public institutions and private-sector organizations that generate vast amounts of data or require centralized data management across diverse systems.

One of ORION's standout features is its compatibility with existing organizational systems, permitting seamless integration and minimizing disruptions during the migration process. As ORION can be tailored to scale according to an organization's data volume and user requirements, it offers both horizontal and vertical expansion possibilities, making it a versatile solution for various industries and sectors.

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