Aionic Digital, a leader in artificial intelligence and system integration solutions, has announced the release of its new groundbreaking technology.
Synapse, an AI-powered accelerator, has been designed to address and overcome the challenges of system integrations. With a proprietary knowledge base, an AI analyser, and an innovation that guarantees seamless integration, Synapse has been described as the future of several industries.
Forward-thinking, mid-sized to large corporations intent on maintaining a cutting edge have been identified as the ideal customer base for Synapse.
"Synapse represents a paradigm shift in data management," said Yaron Benjamin, CEO of Aionic Digital.
"It's a transformational accelerator designed for companies that must integrate data across different ERPs or CRMs to popular booking and ticket engines and eCommerce systems. Synapse is the perfect solution for any business, organisation, or enterprise needing data integration across any system and platform anytime."
Its AI-driven system integration and universal connector capabilities are perfect for all companies that wish to avoid vendor lock-in or migrate data in or out of systems.
Synapse has a broad application use across industries that demand rapid, accurate, and flexible systems integration.
"With the advent of Synapse, Aionic Digital continues to redefine the digital landscape, empowering businesses with the tools needed to navigate the complexities of data integration in a digital-first world," said Mark Barrett, co-founder and CRO of Aionic Digital.
"We are confident that Synapse will transform and revolutionise the way modern enterprises handle their data with an AI mapping functionality that enables clients to migrate data across platforms in a fraction of the time compared to data migration tools on the market today. We are truly dedicated to helping our customers create unforgettable experiences for their customers."
Industries that can benefit from Synapse are software as a service (SaaS), retail and e-commerce, healthcare, logistics, quick service restaurants, manufacturing and machine learning, fintech, travel and leisure and higher education.
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