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Artificial intelligence has significant potential in South Africa, but must be applied correctly if it is to be successful.
As with any business initiative, artificial intelligence projects must start with deciding which organisational goals need to be accomplished.
There are unlimited business cases for AI, but like any other tech innovation, the excitement must be tempered with a cost benefit analysis.
Companies across industry sectors can harness AI to solve problems that are too expensive or large-scale to address using human brain power alone.
BI solutions should be evaluated according to their ability to meet an organisation`s specific BI needs, says Paul Morgan, MD of Asyst Intelligence.
Business intelligence can drive profits even when times are tough, says Paul Morgan, MD of Asyst Intelligence.
The lack of BI maturity, public transport and bandwidth is slowing the uptake of mobile BI, says Paul Morgan, MD of Asyst Intelligence.
There is a widening gap between the demand for skilled BI professionals and the limited supply, says Paul Morgan, MD of Asyst Intelligence.
A lack of communication between business and IT could lead BI to failure.
Interest and investment in BI should continue gaining momentum in SA over the coming months, says Paul Morgan, MD of ASYST Intelligence.
Few companies give thought to the quality and integrity of their data until it`s called into question, says Paul Morgan, MD of Asyst Intelligence.
Allocating financial resources to business intelligence will drive a return on investment, says Paul Morgan, MD of Asyst Intelligence.