Artificial Intelligence

When most small business owners drew up their original business plan, they probably didn’t include “artificial intelligence” under the list of resources they would need. After all, a few years ago the notion of a small business using such technology — which was arguably even less well-understood

In the face of COVID-19, we’ve changed how we interact with friends, families, colleagues — and businesses. As our behavior has shifted, so has the data connected with it. Now your models may be producing atypical results. Here’s what you need to know to make sure your AI predictions support your customers now.

Day one had a strong focus on artificial intelligence (AI) and technology.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is continuing its migration out of the research lab and into the world of business. Leading companies across hundreds of industries are harnessing its power — from banks analyzing countless data points in seconds to detect fraud, to call centers deploying chatbots to

Products and processes have always been a priority – that’s understandable. Change has been continuous: manufacturers have been on a journey that has taken them from the sweat of physical production towards automation and robotic assembly. Now a connected future beckons, with the dizzying potential