While the promise of AI is tantalizing, the road to adoption is not without its challenges. Organizations must navigate these obstacles to gain a competitive advantage in a rapidly changing business landscape.
No-code and low-code solutions used throughout the supply chain empower businesses to integrate data seamlessly, streamline custom workflows, and optimize processes without extensive coding expertise.
The integration of IoT devices and their real-time data into transportation services offers unprecedented visibility and control over the supply chain.
In this week's real-time analytics news: MLCommons announced the creation of the AI Safety working group, an effort that includes many industry leaders.
Most business leaders understand that to reap the benefits of AI, they either need to get rid of legacy systems or modernize them.
In this week's real-time analytics news: The AI Platform Alliance was formed with the goal of making AI platforms more open, efficient, and sustainable.
As AI gets smarter, manufacturing factories will become genius factories. They'll use real-time information to make things even better and faster.
In this week's real-time analytics news: Dell Technologies expanded its line of systems for generative AI.
Leveraging image recognition models for surface defect detection heralds a new era in quality control in manufacturing.
The underlying principles of zero-knowledge proofs may be complex, but the technique holds promise for the future of a decentralized web and greater privacy control.