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Beyond the hype: Do you really need an LLM for your data?

CIO Business Intelligence

They promise to revolutionize how we interact with data, generating human-quality text, understanding natural language and transforming data in ways we never thought possible. In retail, they can personalize recommendations and optimize marketing campaigns. This article reflects some of what Ive learned. And guess what?

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Infor’s Velocity Summit Highlights Multiple Advances and Enhancements

David Menninger's Analyst Perspectives

Also center stage were Infor’s advances in artificial intelligence and process mining as well as its environmental, social and governance application and supply chain optimization enhancements. Verticals and related subverticals include manufacturing, food and beverage, hospitality, healthcare, distribution and retail.

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Manufacturers Benefit from Using AI to Facilitate Augmented Reality

Smart Data Collective

AI is changing the future of the manufacturing sector. According to one survey, 76% of manufacturing companies have either deployed AI or are in the process of developing an AI system to use in the near future. More and more the interaction between humans and machines becomes a hot topic in the manufacturing world.

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An Introduction To Data Dashboards: Meaning, Definition & Industry Examples

datapine

Data dashboards provide a centralized, interactive means of monitoring, measuring, analyzing, and extracting a wealth of business insights from relevant datasets in several key areas while displaying aggregated information in a way that is both intuitive and visual. They Are Interactive. What Is A Data Dashboard? click to enlarge**.

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4 ways generative AI addresses manufacturing challenges

IBM Big Data Hub

The manufacturing industry is in an unenviable position. The industry must continually optimize process, improve efficiency, and improve overall equipment effectiveness. Manufacturers are being called to reduce their carbon footprint, adopt circular economy practices and become more eco-friendly in general.

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How Computer Vision is Revolutionizing the Manufacturing Supply Chain

CIO Business Intelligence

Ever increasing advances in technology and continuous process optimization techniques have helped ensure that the global supply chain runs efficiently, turning raw materials into products that make their way to physical stores and ecommerce warehouses. Quality is another important aspect of manufacturing.

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When will AI usher in a new era of manufacturing?

CIO Business Intelligence

Manufacturing processes are industry dependent, and even within a sector, they often differ from one company to another. Moreover, lowering costs is not the only way manufacturers gain a competitive advantage. Companies across a multitude of industries are now using AI to improve their manufacturing processes.