Hyperlink InfoSystem Expands Custom Generative AI Services
Hyperlink InfoSystem is expanding its enterprise generative AI services, the company said in a press release. The services cover custom generative AI applications, large language models, AI agents, chatbots, document processing, knowledge management and AI integration.
The company plans to connect these systems with customers' existing software and data. Its work can include identifying use cases, creating proof of concept applications and integrating completed tools into business workflows.
Hyperlink InfoSystem cited projects for security alert summaries and threat investigations, clinical documentation and healthcare workflow automation, and personalized education. Its broader offerings include custom software, mobile applications, cloud computing and enterprise integration.
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