The Hard Part of AI Starts After the Demo Works

The Hard Part of AI Starts After the Demo Works Enterprise investment in artificial intelligence continues to accelerate. Recent McKinsey surveys show that more than 90% of large organizations plan to increase AI spending, often significantly. At the same time, fewer than 1% of enterprises describe themselves as AI-mature, meaning

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Smart Wearables Challenges

Inside the Engineering Stack – Why Building Smart, Secure Wearables Remains a Hard Engineering Problem

This article explains the technical realities of building AI-ready wearable devices by orchestrating three constraints – power, latency, and trust – through edge/on-device AI, disciplined power budgeting, and secure-by-design updates. It clarifies why many wearables PoCs stall and offers an in-depth investigation into challenges hindering product advancement, finally scanning predictions and emerging trends in the wearables market.

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The Hard Part of AI Starts After the Demo Works

The Hard Part of AI Starts After the Demo Works Enterprise investment in artificial intelligence continues to accelerate. Recent McKinsey surveys show that more than 90% of large organizations plan to increase AI spending, often significantly. At the same time, fewer than 1% of enterprises describe themselves as AI-mature, meaning

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How ERP Modernization Drives Growth In Manufacturing

Exploring a hypothetical scenario in which a large manufacturing company modernizes its ERP system to unlock new opportunities for scalability, agility, and enhanced operational efficiency.

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Firmware Enablement: What, When, and How

This article aims to comprehensively explain firmware enablement, its role in the product development lifecycle, and best practices for successful implementation.