Octave Klaba’s involvement is just as significant, as it will help us reach our goal to take part in the creation of a strong European ecosystem in artificial intelligence.”ĭeepomatic will use the additional capital to further the development of its platform in Europe in order to address all field services management issues (process optimization to support technicians in the field, operations traceability, quality management), particularly in the telecom sector.Ĭonvinced by Deepomatic’s technology and the relevance of its strategy, Swisscom has decided to support the French company’s business project by investing through its investment fund Swisscom Ventures. The entry of Swisscom Ventures is, in this respect, extremely significant: they have upgraded from being a customer to a partner.
We are developing, in collaboration with our customers, a disruptive solution. “Our strategy and all our investments are going in this direction. “We estimate that over the next 10 years, all companies with significant field operations (telecom, construction, infrastructure and energy) will use image recognition to optimize field processes, just as other industries (financial services, insurance, etc.) have been able to do with CRM and back-office process automation,” comments Augustin Marty, CEO of Deepomatic. Major European network operators, including Bouygues Telecom and Swisscom, are using Deepomatic to connect subscribers more reliably, improve network quality and their customer’s experience.Ĭonfirmed in their strategic choice to focus on addressing the telecom industry, Deepomatic has tripled its recurring revenue in 2020 alone and is well on track to continue this trend in 2021. To reach this goal, Deepomatic uses industry-leading image recognition and AI to instantly assess the state of fiber installations and guide technicians to successful task completion.ĭeepomatic’s AI has already assisted over 1 million operations in 2020 and is planning for more than 2 million operations over 2021. This new partnership comes with an increase in capital of 2.3 million euros, aimed at accelerating Deepomatic’s European development in the telecom sector.Īccording to the European Commission’s objectives, every European household should have access to an internet connection of at least 100 Mbps by 2025. Paris, May 6th, 2021 – Deepomatic, a visual automation platform, announced an investment from two new strategic partners: Swisscom Ventures, the investment arm of the Swiss national operator, and Octave Klaba, CEO of OVH.
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