Philips accelerates AI-enabled healthcare solutions development with AI ToolSuite on Amazon SageMaker
Philips developed AI ToolSuite on Amazon SageMaker as a scalable, secure, and compliant MLOps platform to accelerate AI/ML workflows across diagnostic imaging, patient monitoring, and personal health. The platform integrates experiment tracking, data annotation, model training, deployment, reusable templates, role-based access control, and guardrails for security and compliance. AI ToolSuite enables collaborative AI development and improved model reproducibility, governance, and scalability across Philips teams.
- Organization
- Philips
- Industry
- Healthcare
- Location
- United States
- Published
- November 2023
Reported outcomes
Strategic outcomes
Primary read
Use case focus
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- 1MLOps Platform
- 2AI-enabled Healthcare Solutions
- 3Generative AI Enablement
- Fragmented AI environments slowed innovation and scaling of ML models for healthcare use cases.
- Need for standardized, scalable infrastructure with security and compliance for healthcare AI/ML development.
- Requirement for efficient experiment tracking, data annotation, and model governance to meet regulatory demands.
- Developed AI ToolSuite using multiple AWS services including Amazon SageMaker, SageMaker Ground Truth, AWS Service Catalog, Amazon ECR, Amazon S3, AWS IAM, and SageMaker Studio.
- Implemented centralized platform with role-based access control, infrastructure as code, and integration with Philips' internal tools like GitHub and Visual Studio Code.
- Designed layered architecture supporting base infrastructure, common ML components, and project templates to ensure scalability and flexibility.
- Accelerated model training from weeks to days with parallel experiments.
- Reduced operational costs through automation and self-service provisioning.
- Improved reproducibility, compliance, and governance for AI/ML workflows in healthcare.
- Enabled scalable, collaborative AI development across Philips global teams.
Architecture
Three-layer architecture including base infrastructure, common ML components, and project-specific templates. Base layer includes networking, self-service provisioning, IDE, logging and monitoring. Middle layer has experiment tracking, model build/train/deploy pipelines, model registry. Top layer supports custom project templates and integrations with annotation tools.
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