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#ITWebBI2023: Orgs struggle to achieve value from AI projects

Kirsten Doyle
By Kirsten Doyle, ITWeb contributor.
Johannesburg, 01 Dec 2022

The benefits of artificial intelligence and its many use cases are widely known. After many years of hype and fear-mongering about machines taking people’s jobs, the AI conversation has finally become about real-world, practical applications.

ITWeb BI Summit - 7 to 9 March 2023

Come and hear from a wide range of local and international experts, who will unpack all the burning issues in the BI, data, and analytics sector over three days of insightful presentations, lively panel discussions, and interactive workshops. The ITWeb BI Summit is the event for BI, data, analytics, and AI professionals and decision-makers. For more information and to register, click here.

Many businesses that want to harness the benefits of AI to reduce operational costs, increase efficiency, grow revenue and improve customer experience have jumped on the bandwagon.

Others believe that AI holds great promise for increasing business productivity, and are using it to create new products and services. 

Unfortunately, many organisations are also struggling to achieve measurable value from their AI implementations.

In fact, Gartner revealed that a whopping 61% of companies deploying AI projects do not measure success, says Dino Bernicchi, AI strategy consultant at AI Strategy Consulting.

If you don't measure it, you can't manage it.

Dino Bernicchi, AI Strategy Consulting.

Bernicchi will be presenting on “How to track the success of your data science projects – what metrics do you use?” at the ITWeb Business Intelligence Summit, to be held from 7 to 9 March, at The Maslow Hotel in Sandton.

He says: “If you don't measure it, you can't manage it.”

During his presentation, he will delve into how to track the success of AI projects, which metrics to track, and will share a structured approach to results measurement. He will also explain how to drive business buy-in and positive feedback loops.

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