Vodafone: leveraging Machine Learning in an (almost) 5G world
Vodafone's ability to deploy more predictive analytics given its access to large, global, and varied data pools will be a key competitive advantage as we approach a 5G world.
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Comcast and Machine Learning: Can One of America’s Most Hated Companies Revive its Reputation?
Comcast was named the most hated company in America. Can it leverage machine learning to improve its product offer and customer service?
3-D Printing: Disney’s Latest “Wow Factor”
Disney’s research and invention efforts indicate that the toy industry’s 3-D printing revolutionary shift is on its way
Baidu: Using Machine Learning for Voice Cloning to Get Closer to Consumers…All In Just 3.7 Seconds!
Baidu is using machine learning to clone human voices and develop the capability of imitating thousands of accents in order to personalize machine-based interactions with consumers.
ADIDAS – Additive Manufacturing for the Masses
Adidas has entered the world of additive manufacturing through the introduction of its Futurecraft 4D shoe. With mass customization using 3D printing as the ultimate goal, questions remain whether Adidas will be the first athletic retail company to affordably scale the technology.
Using Machine Learning to Combat Deforestation
How an organization is using old cell phones and machine learning to fight illegal logging
Bridgestone: Production System Innovation Through Machine Learning
Increasing product quality while reducing costs through higher productivity leveraging machine learning technology
Opening up the doors of city hall, everywhere
Governments have to innovate to meet the growing and complex demands of its constituents, but how? And with who?
NewYork-Presbyterian: Becoming the Hospital of the Future
NewYork-Presbyterian hospital is using machine learning technology to streamline hospital operations, free up more time for clinicians, and improve overall quality of care.
Unlocking Efficiency Gains Through AI: Shell and Machine Learning
Machine Learning has the potential to create billions of dollars of efficiency gains for oil and gas companies. Shell is the first big company to take the plunge. Will they succeed?