Unipol builds NAMI: next automation monitoring insurance (agentic IT operations)

Use case typeIT operationsUpdated Nov 10, 2025

Unipol Assicurazioni S.p. A. built NAMI as an AI-powered automation platform for IT operations and monitoring. The solution uses IBM watsonx Orchestrate, IBM Cloud Pak for Data and IBM Cloud Pak for AIOps with a hybrid cloud deployment.

Industry
Insurance
Location
Italy
Published
November 2025

Reported outcomes

+100%

monitoring coverageOther quantified impact

90 secondsaverage event response time−90%incident handling time−14.3%accounting and claims process time800 countsystem events analyzed

Strategic outcomes

Speed & agilityFaster IT incident resolutionBetter decisions & insightPredictive insights for smarter decisionsScale & capacityExpanded real-time monitoring coverageCost efficiencyFreed technical teams for higher-value work

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Use case focus

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  • 1IT operations
  • 2Workflow automation
  • 3Observability
Unipol needed to reduce stagnation, improve enterprise-wide IT operations, and build a secured, scalable monitoring foundation with faster incident handling and better visibility.
  • NAMI provides natural-language interfaces, generative AI use cases, unified operations management, a data lake, predictive analytics and automated reporting.
  • It was initially built on IBM infrastructure and later migrated to Red Hat OpenShift in a hybrid cloud architecture with on-prem HCI, and it uses multiple foundation models.
  • Event response time fell from 20 minutes to 90 seconds.
  • Monitoring coverage increased from 26% to 100%.
  • Time for accounting and claims processes dropped from 21 to 18 hours and incident handling time dropped by 90%.
  • NAMI analyzed over 800 system events in two months and autonomously resolved many of them.
Architecture

NAMI is an AI-powered automation platform built with IBM watsonx Orchestrate, IBM Cloud Pak for Data and IBM Cloud Pak for AIOps. It was initially built on IBM infrastructure and migrated to a hybrid cloud on Red Hat OpenShift, with IBM Fusion HCI providing on-prem architecture. The system integrates more than a dozen monitoring systems into a unified data lake and uses multiple foundation models for task-specific workflows.

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Groundedness: 5/5Type: Customer StoryPublished: Nov 10, 2025Publisher: IBMEvidence: PrimaryConfidence: High

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