Strict data rules held back AI. A private Azure platform launched in one month now empowers 9,300 staff with secure generative tools.
A global pharmaceutical company with 9,300 employees needed to balance the adoption of advanced digital tools with the strict protection of sensitive drug discovery data.
Leadership mandated a full production release of a generative AI system in just one month, skipping the standard Proof of Concept phase. This...
“In our fifth 5-Year Business Plan, we have established four strategic pillars, and we are making company-wide efforts to achieve our targets with these pillars as growth drivers.”
Pharmaceutical company specializing in oncology and cardiovascular medicine.
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Built the DS-GAI generative AI system on Azure for Daiichi Sankyo in one month
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