Verosoft Launches Verovia to Turn AI into Industrial Value
Verosoft has announced the general availability of Verovia, an AI orchestration and automation platform for industrial organizations. The Microsoft-first platform integrates industrial equipment, enterprise applications, and AI agents to automate operations, leveraging Verosoft's two decades of experience in enterprise asset management solutions within the Microsoft Dynamics ecosystem.
Verovia is designed to help industrial organizations implement artificial intelligence without requiring a complete overhaul of their existing technology infrastructure. The platform coordinates AI agents with industrial equipment and enterprise applications, aiming to automate processes across various systems and departments. This approach builds on Verosoft's established presence within the Microsoft ecosystem, particularly through its existing enterprise asset management product, The Asset Guardian (TAG).
The platform aims to enhance operational efficiency by combining equipment monitoring, asset management, and AI-powered automation. Verosoft reports promising early results from pilot projects in sectors including transportation, energy, construction, and manufacturing. These outcomes include reduced equipment downtime, faster data analysis, and the elimination of manual data entry in specific workflows. Verosoft emphasizes that the true value of AI lies in the tangible work accomplished, rather than merely the number of agents deployed.
A notable aspect of Verovia is its integrated governance framework for enterprise AI. The platform provides IT teams with controls to manage how AI agents access information, interact with applications, and execute actions. Features such as Microsoft Entra ID integration, role-based permissions, approval workflows, and auditable activity records are intended to ensure visibility and human oversight of critical decisions, even as automation expands.
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