When launching a new product, should you go all-in with a worldwide rollout, or is it best to take a more measured, step-by-step approach? The costs of failure are higher if you go the all-in route, but if you launch slowly and selectively, you may be preempted by the competition.
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Mark Carrigan, COO At PAS Global On Challenges And Obstacles To Remote Work And How To Achieve That Distant Security
When workers need to get things done in a dangerous locale, sometimes they have to be distant. It creates plenty of cybersecurity hazards. We spoke with one expert about how to achieve that security. As a science fiction fan, I’ve always been fascinated with the concept of humans being able
How AI And Machine Learning Can Help To Improve Global Agriculture
Global spending on smart, connected agricultural technologies and systems, including AI and machine learning, is projected to triple in revenue by 2025, reaching $15.3 billion, according to BI Intelligence Research. Spending on AI technologies and solutions alone in Agriculture is predicted to grow from $1 billion in 2020 to $4
How To Name Your Brand For A Global Audience
Coming up with the perfect name for a brand takes a lot of work. Whether you’re launching a new product or rebranding an existing one, marketers often spend months analyzing data, conducting interviews, and carrying out research to find the best name to set themselves apart from competitors. But no
AI Manufacturing Startup Drishti Raises $25 Million To Go Global
Try to think of the top manufacturing startups today, and you might struggle to name one. While some companies leverage manufacturing to achieve futuristic ideas such as redesigning living organisms or colonizing Mars, few have turned their attention to the heart of the process: factory floors. “Manufacturing is the most unsexy space for anybody to be in,” admits Prasad Akella. “It takes deep conviction on the investors’ part to want to put money in this space. Silicon Valley has walked away from manufacturing for the last 20 to 25 years.”
Harnessing Artificial Intelligence Technologies To Curb The Global COVID-19 Pandemic – The Israeli Way
Israel is well known for its strength in deep-tech, and is also home to a vibrant AI ecosystem that has been growing rapidly over the past few years. Israel’s unique tech ecosystem includes companies and startups that utilize AI technologies in healthcare, cybersecurity, autonomous driving, and many other fields.
Brands Without Borders: Building Great Global Brand
In this age of limitless expansion, ambitious business owners know that conquering a local market is just the beginning. The real goal for many aspiring companies is to achieve worldwide domination through a comprehensive global branding strategy.
So, how do you go global? Like any significant brand-building campaign, a global strategy requires care, focus and careful planning. Here’s your guide to creating the ultimate expansion strategy.
Global Challenges of The Artificial Intelligence Industry
Whoever controls the strongest artificial intelligence controls the world. Artificial intelligence is the most important technology of the 21st century. It is therefore important to understand global ambitions and movements.
A Study | The Global Artificial Intelligence Landscape
The US is the global market leader for Artificial Intelligence with 40% market share, China (2nd) and Israel (3rd) have the next strongest AI ecosystems. Most other countries lack the needed combination of research, entrepreneurship, funding and M&A to build a sustainable and competitive AI ecosystem. Globally there are too many chatbots and too few real-problem-solving applied AI solutions
Microsoft Advances Historical UN AI For Good Global Summit
Jean-Philippe Courtois, EVP and President, Microsoft Global Sales, Marketing & Operations, provided a compelling vision with his opening keynote at the historical UN ITU AI for Good Global Summit (AI4G), hosted May 28-31, 2019 at UN ITU HQ, Geneva.
Does Twitter’s Decline Mean The End Of The Global Town Square?
The great dream of social media was that it would give everyone a voice. From heads of state to ordinary citizens, everyone, no matter where they lived, what they looked like, what their background or place in society was, would be equal.
