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Most organisations sit on mountains of data referencing sales, expenses, staff, customers and stock. Yet only analyse it once a month or quarter. By the time the report reaches the boardroom, the data is already outdated. Keith Levenstein, MD of ET Artificial Intelligence Consultants, says this delay is no longer necessary: “Exco and Board meetings […]
Month end Reporting is Stuck in the Dark Ages Read Post »
All businesses have big data. Data that is crucially important: A list of employees, when they started and when they left, job specs, lists of customers, details of sales, products, expenses, emails, compliments and complaints, list of suppliers and products. Big data is usually reported on formally each year with audited financials, sustainability reports, HR
A potential client of our Customer Support and Product Knowledge AI Agent and asked some pertintent questions relating to hallucination and if the system can be broken. This is a summary of my response: Obviously the objective of an AI Agent is to ALWAYS give the right answer. If it does not have the answer
Does AI Hallucinate? Read Post »
The vast majority of businesses are looking at AI, but an even bigger proportion are not using it in any productive manner. Yes, many people are using ChatGPT to write up articles, often bad articles with lots of these double dashes ‐-.Yes, some IT people are using AI to automate various processes, but the average
A Good Way To Start Implementing AI Read Post »
Remember when they said an accounting system would take your bookkeeping job?– It didn’t – it changed the job.Remember when they said Excel would take your calculating job away?– It didn’t – it changed the job.No one remembers when they said that the horseless carriage, ie a car would take your horse and cart job
AI won’t take your job – it will change it Read Post »
The average person has 80 apps on their smartphone, of which they only use 9-11 on a daily basis and up to 30 per month. This includes pre-installed apps and popular apps like Google, Maps, Youtube, Whatsapp, Tiktok, games etc.Also an app for your bank and cellphone provider, on-line orders and deliveries.These numbers are determined
Apps Are Dead. WhatsApp Apps Are The Future Read Post »
One of our AI clients, a small on-line store receives about 300 questions per month.About 10 of those questions ask for a human to talk to.300 questions? Not a lot you may say.That’s 15 per day. Not a lot you may think. 15 questions take about 4 minutes each to answer. Some quicker, others are
Efficiency continued Read Post »
Exceptional customer service doesn’t happen by accident – it’s built on a foundation of behaviours and principles that consistently create positive experiences. Among these, four pillars stand out as essential: Promptness, Politeness, Professionalism, and Personalisation. When applied together, they form a service approach that builds trust, reduces friction, and strengthens long-term customer relationships. 1. PromptnessSpeed
The Four Pillars of Excellent Customer Service Read Post »
I hear this so often from people from all walks of life. Business people also.I understand why they feel that way. AI is new software technology. Many people have not used it enough to fully appreciate it, so read and hear horror stories. It’s quite intimidating. “How can AI do a job in 2 minutes
“I’m Scared of AI” Read Post »
