How to use Machine Learning for your Small Business [Storytime Saturdays]
Effective Machine Learning can be done at smaller scales
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Recently, a reader + viewer of my content reached out to me about Machine Learning and some specific concerns/challenges he had with his Machine Learning Journey. He asked me a list of questions, all of which I was happy to answer (he asked good, well-structured questions). Among the questions was a particular video request:
I realized that this would definitely be an interesting topic for me to cover. I normally cover the technical details of Machine Learning, but I don’t really talk about the business implementation side too much. Especially for smaller organizations, which have a lot lower margin of error/experimentation than larger firms. In this article, I will cover how you can implement machine learning in your small organization. We’ll cover the process, end-end, going over some considerations and challenges you will face on the way.
Now a lot of you are not going to work in AI directly. But there is no doubt that organizations all over the world have decided to integrate Data Analysis and AI into their procedures. Whether you’re a product manager or a developer, having insight into the procedure of implementing AI into your systems will put you in the prime position to take advantage of the new opening. As I’ve shown you in my article on what leads companies to promote the wrong people, many people get promoted by being at the right place and at the right time. Add to this the right skills, and your chances go through the roof.
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