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Greg Souchack: IBM’s Watson AI to Support Army Logistics Unit’s Transportation Cost Analysis


Greg Souchack

TYSONS CORNER, VA, Sept. 13, 2017 ” Greg Souchack, partner for managed services and cloud solutions at IBM™s (NYSE: IBM) global business services unit, has said the company’s Watson artificial intelligence technology will work to help the U.S. Army perform an analysis of the cost of transporting military equipment, ExecutiveBiz reported Friday.

C4ISRNet reported Thursday that Souchack highlighted the service branch’s goal of using AI to study the impact of transportation decisions in order to address potential cost concerns.

IBM’s work with the Army on Watson is part of a $135 million recompete contract for cloud and software development support to the Army Materiel Command’s Logistics Support Activity.

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