INSPIRE Environmental
Determining the health of the seafloor is critical when preparing offshore wind and other ocean construction projects. Read this thought-provoking customer story about how INSPIRE Environmental uses Microsoft Azure solutions that can streamline the analysis and processing of complex ocean data so that seafloor images are interpreted more quickly and efficiently.
How does INSPIRE Environmental utilize Azure AI?
INSPIRE Environmental employs Azure AI to streamline the analysis of complex ocean data, particularly for assessing seafloor health. By automating labor-intensive tasks such as image annotation, they have significantly reduced processing times and costs, allowing them to provide faster results to clients.
What challenges did INSPIRE face before using Azure solutions?
Before adopting Azure solutions, INSPIRE faced challenges in processing and analyzing large volumes of data, which was time-consuming and labor-intensive. The exponential growth in offshore wind projects increased the demand for efficient data analysis, prompting INSPIRE to seek automation solutions.
What benefits has INSPIRE experienced since implementing Azure?
Since implementing Azure services, INSPIRE has improved efficiency in analyzing seafloor images, reduced costs, and enhanced their ability to deliver timely data to clients. They can now process terabytes of data more effectively, allowing for better quality control and quicker decision-making.
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