Introducing the Leading Interactive Narrative NLG Platform

Statworks Group is pleased to announce our partnership with Automated Insights (Ai), a Stats Perform company and the leading Natural Language Generation (NLG) provider, to bring NLG to Singapore and Malaysia. Automated Insights’ flagship NLG product, Wordsmith, transforms business intelligence and data into human-sounding narratives and actionable insights. Statworks Group, a leading Big Data Analytics company based in Malaysia has extensive experience in implementing machine learning with AI and business intelligence (BI) deployment across data driven organizations in this region. With more than 20 years of experience, Statworks Group have fully implemented Big Data Analytics, GIS, and STEM technologies across various industries in the Asian region.

Maheskantha Balasubramaniam, the group CEO of Statworks mentioned that Wordsmith generates written analytics, using natural language generation, right beside your BI visualizations notably Tableau, Spotfire, and PowerBI visualizations. He also added that “It’s like having your own personal data analyst navigating you through your dashboards. Combining the power of Tableau with the magic of NLG, creates a custom experience for every dashboard user.”

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“Natural Language Generation (NLG) is a branch of AI that takes structured data and converts it into human sounding text,” says Anis Zakaria, Statworks Technical Manager. She added that Wordsmith automatically creates and delivers clear, insightful analytics narratives to everyone across an organization.

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“Our partnership with Statworks Group gives Automated Insights the opportunity to bring NLG to the Southeast Asia region,” according to Nick Nelli, Senior Solutions Architect at Automated Insights. “Wordsmith will allow BI dashboard users to access a deeper understanding of their data – at a scale and speed previously unattainable.”