More than half of all companies say they lack the skills they need to get the most out of their AI applications. Industrial AI offers a solution for this “expertise gap” by automating data cleaning, monitoring and analytics to enable the efficient scaling of custom-fit solutions.

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In this article from Automation World, discover how manufacturers can improve their operations now and in the future by building a strong industrial data foundation.

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