NCS mission centre to move clients past AI pilots

It plans to expand its AI engineer team to more than 300 in two years.

NCS has launched its artificial intelligence (AI) mission centre, designed to help public and private organisations move from AI experimentation to full-scale enterprise deployment.

The company said it aims to expand its current team of 100 intelligentisation forward-deployed engineers, who are domain experts in AI and vendor-agnostic, to more than 300 within the next two years.

This will include reskilled internal talent and new hires.

The centre leverages NCS’ Sunshine.AI suite, including Sunshine.core for building and governing enterprise AI agents, and Sunshine.commanderAI for coordinating robots across manufacturers.

It will help clients define priority problems, redesign workflows, test and deploy AI solutions securely in live operations, and turn successful deployments into reusable products.

NCS has also formalised a partnership with Changi Airport Group, the Institute of Mental Health, and Life3 Biotech to jointly develop and scale innovative AI-driven solutions.

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