Howest & Faktion announce an exclusive partnership to amplify knowledge validation and talent transfer. The partnership strives to boost both partners’ efforts to deliver market-driven and applied research in the field of AI & Data Science. By this talent & knowledge exchange, the partnership brings much-needed collaboration between the academic and the business world for SMEs and large multinationals.
With the global artificial intelligence (AI) market expected to be at almost $60 billion by 2025, many applications transform everyday life. Organizations seek ways to sustain their competitiveness in the marketplace by using AI to power what people see online, purchase products, and provide personal recommendations. As consumers realize the benefits of AI to them, they are more willing to share personal data, giving businesses a fantastic opportunity to innovate.
The partnership enables both companies to provide AI software infrastructure and services to smart mobility companies looking to harness big data and create AI applications that make travel in cities safer, greener, and more efficient.
The Jane smart alert system has matured through several iterations with testers providing invaluable feedback that allowed the system to reach the accuracy it has today.
While simple in nature, averages are tricky and deceptive when misused, the variance in your data is a treasure!
When you throw a fresh dataset at a Python data scientist the first thing he or she will do is spin up a Jupyter notebook and dig in. Notebooks offer you the freedom to run and tweak a block of code until you’re happy with it, add some nicely formatted documentation with a plot, and then move on to the next code block.
We like hackathons. And this weekend, a delegation of Faktion’s machine learning team participated in a very special one: the VINCI Energies Human Beyond Digital Hackathon in Frankfurt. We were challenged to detect human activities in videos. Out of 12 international expert teams, Faktion won first place by creating the most accurate model of all submissions.
While cloud-based contact centers are hardly a new technology, they remain a critical element in unlocking future innovations. Due to higher processing, storage and bandwidth capabilities, the cost and flexibility of running and operating a cloud-based contact center cannot outweigh the benefits of an on-premise contact center in the light of future innovations.
