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Data & AI for food manufacturers

From data to smart food manufacturing.

Titan production overview showing trusted manufacturing data in a food production environment.

Connect your systems

Bring ERP, MES, WMS, and machine data together in one trusted manufacturing view.

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Manufacturing Data & AI Platform

One operational truth from factory floor to management.

Factory floor operator using Titan Says to investigate a fill-weight deviation on Line 3.

Operational

Factory floor

See what is happening on the line and which signal needs action now.

Connect data Define business Use it

Titan Says

Spot what needs attention while there is still time to act.

Procurement manager receives a Titan Says notification in Microsoft Teams that raw material stock is above forecasted need.

Notification

Titan spots a risk or opportunity.

Spot risks Find opportunities Act with context

Ask Titan · In Microsoft Teams

Ask the question. Get the answer. Go one level deeper.

Office-casual user asks Ask Titan in Microsoft Teams on a mobile phone which customers ordered Ribeye in the last 12 months.

Ask

Ask the questions you would normally ask a planner, analyst or colleague.

Ask naturally Trusted answers Go deeper

Start with one decision that has measurable value.

Bring one recurring problem. We map the decision behind it, the minimum data needed and the smallest credible step to prove value.

See customer results

Common questions

Short answers about manufacturing analytics, Titan, Titan Says, Ask Titan, and how projects typically start.

What is manufacturing analytics?

Manufacturing analytics brings production, material, quality, planning, machine and sensor data together to understand performance, identify losses and improve decisions across the production process.

How does Titan support manufacturing analytics?

Titan connects data from ERP, MES, WMS, quality and planning systems, machines and sensors in one governed data foundation. This gives food manufacturers consistent data for production analytics, OEE, yield, inventory, reporting and AI.

What is Titan, in simple terms?

Titan is a manufacturing data and AI platform for food manufacturers, built on Azure Databricks. It connects ERP, MES, WMS, quality, planning, machine and sensor data into one trusted foundation for analytics, reporting and AI.

Does Titan replace our ERP, MES, or WMS?

No. Your manufacturing systems remain the systems of record. Titan connects their data into a governed data and AI layer so teams can work with consistent numbers across systems, plants and departments.

What is Titan Says?

Titan Says continuously monitors trusted manufacturing data in Titan for meaningful changes. When a risk or opportunity needs attention, it assesses the business impact and alerts the people responsible.

What is Ask Titan used for?

Ask Titan is an AI assistant for manufacturing teams in Microsoft Teams. It lets teams ask questions, understand what changed and why, and decide what to do next using trusted Titan data.

What is the difference between Titan Says and Ask Titan?

Titan Says continuously monitors trusted manufacturing data and alerts the people responsible when a risk or opportunity needs attention. Ask Titan is user-initiated: teams ask questions in Microsoft Teams to understand what changed, why it changed and what to do next.

How do you prevent conflicting numbers between dashboards and AI answers?

Dashboards, Titan Says and Ask Titan use the same governed definitions, lineage and access rules in Titan. Business logic is centralized and versioned instead of being recreated per dashboard, alert, prompt or person.

Can Titan run in our Azure tenant?

Yes. Titan typically runs in your Azure tenant or a dedicated tenant. This keeps your security boundaries, identities and access controls in place.

How fast can we see a first result?

If we focus on one decision and a limited dataset, a first usable output is often possible within weeks. The biggest drivers are data access and how quickly business definitions can be confirmed.

Which teams usually start first?

Common starting teams are planning, production, quality, maintenance and procurement. The best starting point is usually the team that owns a recurring decision where better data can create measurable value.