Sidel employees are embarking on a new experience with SidelGPT, the company’s newly built internal AI solution integrating Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service. Through SidelGPT, Sidel is delivering maximum data privacy and full security control to its employees, while empowering them with new digital technology.
Vahe Ter Nikogosyan, VP Digital Transformation & Technologies, shares, “SidelGPT is designed to facilitate our employees’ daily tasks and boost productivity and creativity safely, retaining all of Sidel’s data and sharing nothing with the outside world.We also are continuing to enhance SidelGPT with Sidel-specific information sources to further increase the power of this generative AI application.”
The launch of SidelGPT is just one example of Sidel’s innovative and data-driven work culture. The company also offers advanced digital skills development and training to its employees, such as Sidel’s Hyperautomation Academy.
Sidel’s strong commitments to good corporate governance practices and the utmost diligence when it comes to information security were core drivers of this initiative.
Combining intelligent innovation with the best security practices is an approach Sidel takes not only for employees, as in this case, but also in Sidel’s offerings to its customers, such as their Evo-ON® software suite.
Source: sidel.com
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