TRM Launches AI Practice and OMNI AI Studio for Asset Management

Aug 17, 2026
TRM launched its AI for Asset Management Practice and OMNI AI Studio to help industrial organizations connect AI with enterprise asset management workflows.

TRM announced in a press release the launch of its AI for Asset Management Practice and OMNI AI Studio for enterprise asset management. The offering is aimed at industrial and asset intensive organizations that want to apply AI within systems and workflows used to manage physical assets.

The practice includes AI advisory, architecture guidance, Industrial AI solution development, enterprise integration, and AI enabled software. TRM said it can build Industrial AI solutions within infrastructure already approved by a client or help organizations define the infrastructure they need.

OMNI AI Studio is TRM's AI development platform for enterprise asset management. It supports AI assisted workflows, development and testing automation, business rules management, mobile application changes, conversational user assistance, enterprise knowledge integration, and secure deployment across multiple models and enterprise environments.

TRM said the platform can support use cases including bills of materials generation, work planning, asset troubleshooting, and maintenance action recommendations. The company also said the practice can help clients prepare asset management knowledge such as maintenance processes, failure codes, inspection requirements, and condition monitoring standards for use in AI applications.

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