Real-time visibility in a fragmented world
How leading teams connect every mile with confidence.
Fujitsu’s Atamai Freight platform needed to unify fragmented, multi-party supply chain data into a single, trusted view.
Siloed systems, dynamic relationships, and limited real-time visibility constrained collaboration and delayed decision-making.
Entopy deployed an ontology-driven digital twin, structuring data around consignment journeys and linking entities such as consignments, vehicles, ports, and smart seals.
Real-time data ingestion via APIs, combined with targeted capture and segmentation, enabled scalable, secure data sharing across stakeholders.
Entopy’s platform applies intelligent data orchestration and event detection to identify real-time events, such as arrivals, delays, and anomalies.
This enables predictive insight, automated alerts, and faster, more informed decision-making.
Turn fragmented live data into a shared, decision-ready understanding of the operation.
Our AI Agent identifies emerging situations, explains why they matter, and notifies operators with recommended actions.
Teams can use the AI Agent to explore future scenarios, compare trade-offs, and pressure-test decisions in advance.
How leading teams connect every mile with confidence.
Turning alerts into action with real-time data.
Proactive strategies for a more resilient supply chain.
Building data integrity in a world of constant change.
Trends shaping the next generation of supply chains.
Real outcomes from teams using Entopy every day.
Entopy helps organisations uncover high-value AI opportunities across complex operations, connecting data, context, and workflows to support faster, more confident decisions.
Explore EntopyEntopy is a Unified Intelligence layer that continuously understands operations, predicts what’s next, and helps you act with confidence.
Real-time and historical data from both internal and external sources is cleansed, standardised, validated and enriched using Entopy core.
Entopy’s proprietary synthetic data generation technology enables sparse and incomplete datasets to be improved and rare event data to be expanded.
Many discrete, targeted AI/ML models are deployed to specific areas of the operation, predicting specific dynamics.
Outputs from many micromodels are dynamically integrated together with real-time and historical data to create a dynamic network of intelligence.
A continuously updated intelligence layer connects data, models and operational context into a shared view of what is happening now.
This enables teams to understand evolving conditions, anticipate change, and act earlier with greater confidence.
Entopy’s proprietary ontology enables dynamic integration and orchestration of data across domains.
The ontology enables data to be attributed to entities with relationships and rules baked in.
The result is a digital model that reflects the target operation, creating a unique world model.
This gives the system a structured understanding of the operational environment and how its parts relate.
Entopy’s ontology is self-adaptive, enabling new facts to be created autonomously.
Situational memories are derived from situation lifecycle monitoring and treated as first-class entities within the ontology, supporting learning and experience within the system over time.
An AI agent continuously identifies and tracks emerging situations, monitoring how they evolve, escalate and resolve.
As conditions change, it assesses impact and recommends actions, learning from every outcome to improve future decisions.
The agent participates in operational workflows in real time, using situational awareness to anticipate, coordinate and optimise responses across stakeholders.
It does this through the distribution of communications through familiar channels as well as following defined escalation paths.
Intelligence is translated into timely, practical actions that support teams as situations develop.
This enables operators to respond earlier, coordinate more effectively and improve decisions as conditions change.
A dedicated AI agent for deep analysis uses multi-step reasoning to evaluate situations and test scenarios.
It draws on the full Unified Intelligence layer to deliver insights and outcomes grounded in operational reality.
Built into the agent is a wargaming engine that supports the ability to simulate and test decisions.
Alongside it, a cascading impacts engine evaluates how changes propagate through interconnected entities, constraints and processes.
The system translates exploration into clear decision pathways, highlighting trade-offs and likely outcomes.
This enables organisations to pressure-test strategies and act with greater confidence before consequences unfold.
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Real-time and historical data from both internal and external sources is cleansed, standardised, validated and enriched using Entopy core.
Entopy’s proprietary synthetic data generation technology enables sparse and incomplete datasets to be improved and rare event data to be expanded.
Many discrete, targeted AI/ML models are deployed to specific areas of the operation, predicting specific dynamics.
Outputs from many micromodels are dynamically integrated together with real-time and historical data to create a dynamic network of intelligence.
A continuously updated intelligence layer connects data, models and operational context into a shared view of what is happening now.
This enables teams to understand evolving conditions, anticipate change, and act earlier with greater confidence.
Operational, commercial and external signals are brought into a single connected environment.
The system keeps source context intact while creating a consistent intelligence foundation.
Events, constraints and live conditions are interpreted against the real operational model.
This helps teams understand what is changing, what matters, and where intervention is needed.
Teams work from the same connected picture instead of fragmented reports and isolated dashboards.
Decisions become faster because intelligence is available in the context where work happens.
Teams can test operational changes and external pressures against a live model of the environment.
This creates a safer way to understand impact before committing action in the real world.
AI models identify likely outcomes, emerging risks and knock-on effects across connected systems.
Decision makers can move from reactive reporting to earlier, evidence-led intervention.
Recommended actions are grounded in live intelligence, not isolated assumptions.
This supports more confident coordination across teams, assets and partners.
Insights are connected to workflows so teams can act directly from the intelligence layer.
The system supports decision making without forcing users to move between disconnected tools.
AI supports decisions while keeping operational judgement and accountability with expert teams.
This helps build trust in the system as recommendations become easier to understand and validate.
Outcomes feed back into the intelligence environment, improving future predictions and responses.
The platform becomes more valuable as more operational context is connected over time.