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Intelmatix introduces AI tool ‘Advisor’ to power smarter business strategies

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Mar 24, 2025
AI-powered platform enhances decision-making by analyzing complex business scenarios and delivering strategic insights

Riyadh – Sharikat Mubasher: Saudi-based deep-tech firm Intelmatix announced the launch of the “Advisor,” an interactive AI-powered system designed to revolutionize institutional decision-making by delivering data-driven recommendations.

According to a recent press release, the “Advisor,” which integrates seamlessly with Intelmatix’s Enterprise Decision Intelligence Platform (EDIX), leverages advanced Generative AI to analyze complex business scenarios, identify objectives, and provide actionable strategies.

This innovation enhances enterprises’ ability to make informed decisions and develop AI-driven strategies, aligning with the growing demand for intelligent business insights.

Anas Alfaris, Intelmatix CEO, described the platform as a game-changer for decision-making processes. “With the ‘Advisor,’ we are bringing the future into reality and making Decision Intelligence accessible to all enterprises. The ‘Advisor’ acts as a true consultant—always ready to analyze your business data, optimize performance, and suggest the best strategies,” he added.

In practice, the system excels in complex scenarios. For instance, when a Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) chain seeks to improve performance, the “Advisor” can analyze factors such as sales, pricing, inventory, and workforce costs. Using specialized Decision Intelligence Agents within the EDIX platform, the system pinpoints areas for growth while reducing operational inefficiencies. It even generates a digital twin of the company by merging internal data with external sources, offering actionable insights that decision-makers can implement directly through their existing systems, such as CRM and ERP platforms.

Intelmatix’s latest innovation comes amid rising global adoption of AI-driven analytics. Studies suggest that AI-assisted decision-making can improve efficiency by up to 50% across various industries, positioning the “Advisor” as a timely solution for enterprises seeking smarter, data-backed strategies.

 

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