AI has undergone a remarkable refinement in recent years, as barriers to entry have fallen and a wide range of products, services, resources, and best practices have emerged.

As our focus shifts — finally — from AI itself to the impact that AI can have on your business, the question is no longer how this technology works, but what it can do for you.

While I was there, a student was considering her options for an upcoming artificial intelligence project, and thought of her sister, who happens to be deaf.

In contrast, a deployed AI solution works backwards from the existing needs of the people who will use it.

The project will include researchers, dialogue designers and acoustic speech modelers — among many other groups — all of whom must trust each other to solve distinct challenges intelligently.

How can I avoid ending up with a stranded proof-of-concept?

According to the new study by Fact.MR, the inspection management software market is estimated to surpass revenues worth US$ 800 Mn in 2019, from US$ 741.4 Mn in 2018.

Effective control of inspection work continues to be imperative for process integrity and reliability, thereby fuelling investments in the inspection management software market.” says Fact.MR report.

According to the report, end users will increasingly opt for annual subscription plans over monthly ones, with global deployment estimated to exceed US$ 700 Mn in 2019.

In addition, end-use enterprises are estimated to show marked preferences for software pack for 100-499 users through 2028.

Inspection nodes across majority of the enterprises don’t generally exceed the number of 500, which is a key reason for high demand for inspection management software pack for 100-499 users.East Asia Promises New Expansion Opportunities for Market PlayersAs per the research study, North America will continue to be the leading market for inspection management software.

Several industries and businesses across the emerging economies of East Asia are transitioning toward inspection management software with an objective of digitizing all inspections and speeding up the daily inspections.

The structured cabling industry remains influenced by a slew of aspects, such as evolution of the power over Ethernet (PoE) – an efficient power source for myriad applications – that has complemented growth strides of the telecommunication sector as a consequence.

The study finds that fiber cables are fast replacing the copper cables in the telecommunication infrastructures worldwide.The study finds that the structured cabling market is witnessing a significant transformation, wherein the focus on service offerings has become imperative among vendors and customers alike.

Also, the availability of skilled labor with respect to the labor costs varies largely between the developed and developing markets.

For instance, while the availability of skilled labor to that of labor cost is balanced in the U.S., the gap is significant in Mexico.The study opines that end users continue to show a marked preference for optical fiber cables, with sales in 2018 estimated at approximately US$ 5.3 Bn.

Multimode optical fiber cables are expected to be preferred over the single mode variants, in light of the former’s capacity to support higher bandwidth, which is expected to be a key requirement in the telecom sector with the impending proliferation of 5G technology worldwide.Structured Cabling Installations Proliferate, While Maintenance & Support Emerges as a Key Focus AreaAs more business adopt structured cabling solutions, the demand for installation services is one the rise – the study estimates gains in 2018 to exceed US$ 2.4 Bn.

Companies providing structured cabling solutions are focusing on attractive service offerings , to tap opportunities in new research centers and datacenters, and help them determine best practices in network configurations and deployments.Leading data-driven organizations are hosting certified training programs on structured cabling systems, to help the professionals better understand the concept and attain proficiency in implementation practices.