Subex’s new CrunchMetrics brand offers telcos automated AI-based anomaly detection

Vinod Kumar of Subex

Subex, a telecom analytics solution provider, launched a new brand, CrunchMetrics, offering advanced anomaly detection systems.

These are designed to help organisations discover business opportunities and mitigate risks in real-time. CrunchMetrics aims to combine the power of statistics, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) to sift through data and identify anomalies that are a representation of business impact. CrunchMetrics is industry vertical agnostic and is said to have a wide range of use cases for telecom, retail and fintech verticals at launch.

CrunchMetrics is a division of Subex Digital LLP, a wholly owned subsidiary of Subex Ltd.

Rapid digitalisation across industries today has led to a massive explosion of data volumes where years’ worth of data in the last decade is now being generated in the matter of a few hours. While organisations are doing reasonably well to capture and store this data, the mechanisms to truly make use of such huge volumes of data are unable to match the current volumes and velocity of data being generated.

Due to this challenge, organisations fall short of responding to significant changes which can improve business critical functions. Addressing this gap, CrunchMetrics brings to the table real-time anomaly detection helping organisations find the ‘needle in the haystack’, thereby facilitating low latency decision making. Through the launch of CrunchMetrics, Subex aims to address a huge market that is expected to reach US$4.5 billion (€3.9 billion) by 2022 and will to cater to a variety of verticals. 

Commenting on this launch, Vinod Kumar, CEO and MD, Subex says, “We are delighted to launch CrunchMetrics, a new brand within our overall portfolio. The addressable problem and the market size is huge, and with our focused efforts and investments, we are confident of creating an impact by delivering value to our customers.

Shankar Roddam

With over two decades of experience in handling large volumes of complex data, we thoroughly understand the art of handling the data and putting it to good use. We have already begun engaging our customers and the initial response has been very encouraging. From a business perspective CrunchMetrics marks our entry into areas beyond the telecom domain, such as the booming FinTech and Retail segments that are significant consumers of data.” 

Justin van der Lande, principal analyst at Analysys Mason comments“Businesses today are generating massive amounts of data. Discovering opportunities or insights using traditional BI systems or rules-based systems is becoming harder and more expensive, slowing the take-up data-driven automations. An AI-based anomaly detection solution can help in enabling smarter decision making and reducing time to discovery by removing much of the complexity needed to model data trends and to quickly spot any changes to them.” 

CrunchMetrics is a completely automated solution that enables organisations to identify business incidents that are otherwise hard to detect. Through self-learning algorithms, it evolves continuously basis insights acquired from the latest incidents. Some of the benefits include focused attention on incidents that matter, reduction in decision-making latency, ability to uncover new opportunities, and diminishing losses due to hidden trends.

“CrunchMetrics adopts new-age technologies such as AI and ML to interpret data, making it a flexible channel that organisations can leverage to make business decisions in a timely manner. Further, it seamlessly integrates with existing systems through simple mechanisms such as web-services or Application Programming Interface (APIs) enabling organisations to uncover new opportunities that can further be leveraged by them,” adds Shankar Roddam, chief operating officer at Subex.

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