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Verosoft releases Verovia to automate industrial AI workflows with Microsoft tools

Verosoft, a Microsoft-focused industrial tech firm, launched Verovia, an AI orchestration platform on October 26. The tool connects industrial equipment, enterprise software, and AI agents to automate operations without replacing existing systems. Built on Microsoft’s ecosystem, Verovia integrates with Microsoft Dynamics and Microsoft Entra ID for governance, enabling scalable AI adoption across…

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  • Verovia connects industrial systems, enterprise apps, and AI agents for automation without replacing existing infrastructure
  • Built on Microsoft Dynamics and Entra ID, with role-based permissions and audit trails for governance
  • Pilot projects in transportation, energy, and manufacturing report reduced downtime and faster data analysis

Verovia builds on Verosoft’s 2026 IoT capabilities, targeting efficiency gains like reduced equipment downtime and faster data analysis. Pilot projects show early success in cutting manual tasks. The platform prioritizes operational impact over agent quantity, with features like role-based permissions and audit trails. Microsoft partners can now expand into industrial AI orchestration through Verovia.

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Verosoft Launches Verovia to Turn AI into Industrial Value

finance.yahoo.com · 26 October 2026

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