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Across Australia’s mining, utilities, and manufacturing sectors, one theme is consistent: data is everywhere, yet visibility is harder than ever. Within large industry like manufacturing, mining and utilities sectors, one thing has become clear – organisations aren’t short of data; they’re short of connected intelligence.
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AI has captured the imagination of business leaders across the spectrum – and FOMO (fear of missing out) is driving many to craft AI strategies to move adoption forward.
But in the rush to create a one or two-year AI strategy and roadmap, what’s often either overlooked or not well understood is that AI is not just AI.
AI is evolving with a near ubiquitous appeal and arguably (generative AI) at a rate not seen before. There are three overarching principles governing the data strategies of organisations. Namely, a desire to improve their agility to pursue data-driven innovation; to reduce the time to data, insights and value; and to do all of this in a scalable and cost-effective manner.
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As unstructured data is increasingly plumbed by AI models, more and more instances of incorrectly-stored sensitive data are being uncovered, placing executives and their organisations at risk of costly incidents.






