Smarter, Faster, Safer: The AI Revolution in Fleet Operations
For organisations that manage physical operations, AI no longer falls into the category of "too new to try": it's a market-tested technology whose utility is proven and expanding.
Advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) have ushered in a new era of transformative technology, as well as frenzied speculation about how AI will revolutionise the world. Although much of the public discourse has centred around generative AI, applications of AI within the world of physical operations are often overlooked.
Leaders of the organisations that power the global economy – across industries including manufacturing, construction, utilities, state and local government, and more – are looking to cut through the noise and understand how AI can help them in practical ways. Given that these industries drive more than 40% of the global gross domestic product (GDP), even incremental AI-driven improvements to safety, efficiency and employee productivity stand to revolutionise the global economy and improve the livelihood of millions of workers.
This report explores findings from a survey of more than 1,500 physical operations leaders across 21 industries in seven countries, revealing how AI is already revolutionising how these organisations operate and how they are on the cusp of an unprecedented period of transformation
Advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) have ushered in a new era of transformative technology, as well as frenzied speculation about how AI will revolutionise the world. Although much of the public discourse has centred around generative AI, applications of AI within the world of physical operations are often overlooked.
Leaders of the organisations that power the global economy – across industries including manufacturing, construction, utilities, state and local government, and more – are looking to cut through the noise and understand how AI can help them in practical ways. Given that these industries drive more than 40% of the global gross domestic product (GDP), even incremental AI-driven improvements to safety, efficiency and employee productivity stand to revolutionise the global economy and improve the livelihood of millions of workers.
This report explores findings from a survey of more than 1,500 physical operations leaders across 21 industries in seven countries, revealing how AI is already revolutionising how these organisations operate and how they are on the cusp of an unprecedented period of transformation
Fornitore: Samsara EMEA | Dimensione: 29 MB | Lingua: Inglese