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Using historic and live sensor data, the AI can do things like detect anomalies, predict when a machine will stop working, and help with supply chain management. Oracle is one of a range of companies -- including IBM and Microsoft -- that now offer industrial IoT solutions augmented by AI for training, safety, or machine maintenance. There's also a new Digital Fleet Management service for real-time shipment tracking and supply chain management and Smart Connected Factory, which performs root cause analysis and incident detection in industrial settings. "If a company is selling a pump or an HVAC or an elevator and they want to monitor those and offer a product as a service, the monitoring applications are focused on both the B2B and the B2C use cases for products," VP of industry and IoT solutions Lionel Chocron told VentureBeat.