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Industrility and Arthur D. Little demonstrates ai-driven maintenance intelligence for Asset-Intensive Industries. Industrility's AI-Powered Aftermarket Platform is setting a new benchmark for maintenance intelligence in asset-intensive industries, with production-validated results across complex technical documentation at scale. In a recent collaboration with Arthur D. Little (ADL), Industrility demonstrated how its Agentic AI Platform can accelerate the extraction, structuring, and use of maintenance knowledge from dense OEM documentation, reducing manual analysis time from days to hours while dramatically improving the quality and completeness of maintenance task identification. Industrility's platform deploys purpose-built Industrial AI Agents, DocAgent for document intelligence and TwinAgent for machine-level reasoning, forming a complete maintenance intelligence engine. Together, they ingest hundreds of pages of OEM documentation, identify maintenance tasks regardless of location or language, link knowledge across multiple vendor sources, and surface condition-based and environmental triggers that manual processes routinely miss. An example of Business Outcomes created through Industrility's Platform: 2 Power Plants, 121 Documents, 48,400 Pages - 160x faster processing - 92% extraction accuracy - 469% more maintenance activities identified - 94% cost reduction - 99%+ reliability across 54,630 Google Gemini API calls The platform's SOC 2 Type II certification meets the rigorous security, availability, and confidentiality standards required for critical national infrastructure, essential for utility operators handling sensitive OEM documentation and operational asset data. Industrility was also recognized by Google Cloud among the startups building the agentic future, further validating its technical leadership at scale. What This Means for Asset-Intensive Industries Power utilities were the starting point, but the implications stretch across any sector where assets are complex, documentation is dense, uptime is critical and the cost of missed maintenance is high. Oil and gas, mining, rail, chemical, utilities, pharmaceutical industries and manufacturing: the challenge is the same. Embedded AI in maintenance is used as an operational tool delivering measurable outcomes improving safer, reliable, sustainable and efficient production environments today. "Industrial companies are looking for pragmatic ways to use AI in core operations. Combining domain expertise with the right technology can help turn fragmented technical information into actionable maintenance insight and support better planning and execution." "This work demonstrates the potential of applying purpose built Industrial AI to complex industrial documentation and maintenance environments. Together with ADL, we are demonstrating how these capabilities can support more efficient, reliable and scalable maintenance processes." About Industrility Industrility is a Seattle-based technology leader with deep roots in industrial operations and decades of domain expertise. Industrility Software Incorporated partner with Industrial OEMs to accelerate their transformation from product-centric manufacturers to service-driven enterprises. Leveraging cutting-edge Software, Data, and AI, Industrility Software Incorporated help its clients drive operational excellence, enhance customer satisfaction, and unlock new revenue streams through innovative models like Equipment-as-a-Service (EaaS). Its team brings together a unique blend of industrial know-how and digital innovation, enabling scalable, secure, and future-ready solutions. With a firm commitment to data security and privacy, Industrility is proud to be SOC 2 compliant. Learn more at www.industrility.com. About Arthur D. Little Arthur D. Little is the world's original management consulting firm, founded in 1886, linking strategy, innovation, and transformation across complex, technology-driven industries. With around 1,700 professionals across more than 50 offices globally, Arthur D. Little serves clients in major business centers worldwide. Learn more at www.adlittle.com.

Arthur D. Little promotes three leaders to Partner across Middle East operations. Prime highlights-. * Arthur D. Little elevated Maurice Salem, Prithweesh Ghosh, and Yiğit Saf to Partner roles across its Middle East operations. * The move strengthens leadership across public sector, private equity, and infrastructure advisory practices. Key facts-. * The newly appointed partners are based in Dubai and bring expertise in real estate advisory, investment strategy, and deal advisory across major sectors. * The firm continues to focus on talent development while expanding its capabilities and regional presence across the Middle East. Background-. Arthur D. Little has promoted three senior executives to partner across its Middle East and India operations, strengthening its leadership team. The firm said Maurice Salem, Prithweesh Ghosh and Yiğit Saf have been elevated to the role in recognition of their contributions to business growth and client delivery. The newly appointed partners are based in the company's Dubai office and bring strong experience across public sector advisory, private equity and infrastructure development. The promotions reflect the firm's ongoing focus on developing talent and its strong presence in the region. Maurice Salem joins the Growth and Public Sector practice, where he has played a key role in building the firm's real estate advisory platform. He has advised government entities and development organizations on large-scale urban and infrastructure projects across the Middle East. Yiğit Saf also joins the same practice, contributing expertise in policy development, economic strategy and national transformation programmes. He worked with government bodies on investment strategies and productivity initiatives. Prithweesh Ghosh joins the Private Equity and Principal Investors team, bringing experience in infrastructure deals, financing, and advisory work. His work spans sectors including travel, transport, and hospitality. Managing Partner Thomas Kuruvilla said the promotions reflect the firm's commitment to developing leadership and supporting clients' transformation agendas. He added that the new partners will play an important role in expanding capabilities and driving long-term growth across the Middle Eastern and Indian markets.

Arthur D. Little Middle East appoints three new partners. April 7, 2026 | Posted by LG Content Team Underscores its commitment to the region Arthur D. Little (ADL) Middle East and India has recently announced the promotions of Maurice Salem, Prithweesh Ghosh, and Yiğit Saf to the position of Partner. The internal promotions reflect both ADL's focus on talent development and its enduring dedication to a region it has served since the 1950s. Maurice Salem joins Arthur D. Little's Growth I Public Sector Practice. During his career, Maurice has played a central role in establishing and scaling ADL's real estate platform in the Middle East, anchoring it within the firm's Growth practice. Development agendas Yiğit Saf also joins ADL's Growth l Public Sector Practice in Dubai. Over time, Yigit has served several government entities in the Middle East towards the achievement of ambitious socio-economic development agendas with specific focus on investments, human capital development, and national productivity enhancements. Prithweesh Ghosh adds further weight to ADL's capabilities, joining the Growth l Private Equity & Principal Investors (PEPI) Practice. Prithweesh is currently the co-lead for PEPI across the Middle East and has extensive experience in deal advisory in multiple sectors. "These three well-earned promotions reflect our continued investment in developing exceptional talent and our long-standing commitment to the region," commented Thomas Kuruvilla, Managing Partner at Arthur D. Little for the Middle East & India.