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    Tips to Set Up Machine Learning for Business

    Apac CIOOutlook | Thursday, January 01, 1970
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    A little over three years ago, Pinterest acquired Kosei, a machine learning company proficient in the commercial implementations of machine learning technology. Now every facet of Pinterest’s business processes is handled by machine learning, from spam control and content sighting to advertising monetization and reducing subscriber churn rate.

    This is somewhat a modest view of how smart machines and applications have become one with our lives. We are making swifter decisions with more accuracy with their assistance. More than 75 percent of businesses are cognizant of the pivotal role that artificial intelligence and machine learning play in their operations, which is why they are promptly investing in Big Data.

    While machine learning can be challenging to implement, businesses that are eager to progress need to get rolling to gain the lead over their competitors. CEOs and AI virtuosos have mentioned a few ways that enterprises can get started with the proper setup.

    1. Understand how machine learning can help the company.

    Having lead engineers acquire in-depth knowledge of the technology must be the first priority for organizations. This way they would be aware of the technicalities of machine learning, its design, and maintenance.

    2. Look into businesses that have implemented AI and machine learning to deduce parallels.

    Learning the ropes of machine learning is still a very sophisticated task given its technicality. Scoping out like-minded businesses’ pathways will be advantageous in this scenario.

    3. Pick a platform.

    With so many market players granting machine-learning platforms for businesses, it is important to research how your organization’s employees are interacting with the platform and choosing the one they are most comfortable with.

    4. Strategize.

    Businesses should introduce a strategy with C-suite level guidance, counting the approval of several talent acquisitions. Careful strategy for adoption will bring about appreciable outcomes.

    5. Organize an implementation layout.

    Deployment of a product takes time, which is why a business ought to have an implementation layout in mind to support their strategic plan. The product has to go through multiple stages of refining even after its finalization. Leveraging third-party resources will help keep algorithms and datasets up-to-date.

    With the right framework of machine learning, businesses can overcome enormous struggles and grow with predictive analytics from huge volumes of historical data. 

    See Also: Top Machine Learning Solution Companies

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