Lockheed Martin’s Collaboration with SAS Showcases Company’s Commitment to Resolving Customer Problems with the aid of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Lockheed Martin is collaborating with analytics leader SAS to deliver innovative, next-generation analytics across the company’s F-35, C-130J, and LM-100J programs. Proven capabilities supporting Lockheed Martin programs also serve stakeholders integrating artificial intelligence and enabling digital transformation.
Lockheed Martin’s collaboration with SAS underscores the company’s commitment to driving innovation that helps customers solve their toughest problems and achieve critical missions.
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SAS will help Lockheed Martin place powerful analytics at sustainment experts’ fingertips to create new efficiencies and ensure cross-platform collaboration is effortless. SAS analytics will infuse decision-making with new insights derived from advanced machine learning, deep learning, and natural language processing.
“With the first phase of SAS technology completed, these new capabilities enable our data scientists and engineers to quickly develop self-service applications that provide a range of analytics-driven products and services with an initial focus on predictive maintenance, fleet performance management, intelligent diagnostics, and supply chain optimization. The result will be more effective and efficient flight line operations,” said Bruce Litchfield, Vice President, Sustainment Operations, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics.
Powered by SAS Viya, Lockheed Martin is deploying a broad portfolio of SAS products throughout its global technology platform.
“As the industry adapts to the forces of disruptive technological change and new forms of competition, SAS stands ready to help Lockheed Martin capitalize on opportunities to deliver richer products and services from artificial intelligence, machine learning and IoT analytics deployed throughout the value chain,” said Jason Mann, Vice President IoT, SAS.
Tim Matthews, Vice President, F-35 Sustainment Operations, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics, added, “These new capabilities will help the F-35 program deliver a total performance-based logistics sustainment solution that meets warfighter needs and significantly reduces total ownership cost.”
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