Decimal Point Analytics partners Braincube, forays into manufacturing

In a bid to expand its footprint into industrial verticals, Decimal Point Analytics, a Mumbai-based enterprise data solutions provider, on Thursday, announced a partnership with Braincube, a provider of productivity management systems (PMS) for manufacturers globally.

Braincube is a France-based Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) provider. This collaboration aims to support manufacturing companies in India and the Middle East with advanced analytics and artificial intelligence (AI), which in turn can improve productivity and lower operational costs.

That said, the partnership will combine Decimal Point Analytics’ AI and data platforms with Braincube’s industrial automation and productivity solutions. The latter’s low-code PMS further allows AI deployment across operations without needing in-house data science teams to scale AI easily.

“Our entry into manufacturing is a strategic step to bring our AI-powered solutions to a sector ripe for transformation,” said Shailesh Dhuri, CEO of Decimal Point Analytics. “Braincube’s AI-enabled PMS is the ideal platform to drive this evolution at scale.”

Braincube CEO Laurent Laporte said that the partnership supports the growing demand for Industry 4.0 solutions across Asia and the Middle East, where manufacturers are increasingly investing in data-led operational efficiency. He added, “By eliminating barriers to AI adoption, Decimal Point Analytics and Braincube are positioned to deliver measurable business outcomes – faster and more effectively.”

Formed in 2003 by Indian Capital Markets and led by CEO Shailesh Dhuri, Decimal Point Analytics provides Research and Data Analytics products and services, including AI/ML-based solutions. Key client categories include Data Providers, Asset Management Companies, Private Equity Firms, Hedge Funds, Banks, Insurance Companies, and Broking Houses.

Earlier this month, the company hired Dilip Sah as Chief Technology Officer who brings over 20 years of experience in data analytics, AI, cloud, and digital product management.

Looking ahead, the company plans to strengthen its efforts in AI and machine learning, particularly in areas like generative AI and advanced analytics. It will further focus on expanding its footprint in the financial services sector while exploring opportunities in emerging markets like the GCC region and smart manufacturing.