Artificial intelligence sounds like expensive high-performance computers and complex algorithms. But with the right data and technologies, it’s really easy to get started. Especially if you start with simple use cases and platforms.
Ingo Meironke
Artificial intelligence: Many companies want to take advantage of this new trend. Especially but not only, AI-based application cases require the right data basis. A comprehensive data strategy also clarifies other questions related to processes or responsibilities. Such a strategy is fairly easy to develop and implement if you use the right approach.
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