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Oleksandr Krakovetskyi: Побудова корпоративної культури для впровадження інновацій з використанням штучного інтелекту
1. Illustration
CEO DevRain
CTO DonorUA
Microsoft Regional Director
Microsoft AI Most Valuable
Professional
Microsoft Certified: Azure Data
Scientist Associate
Microsoft Certified Trainer
The Best Professional in
Software Architecture
(Ukrainian IT Awards)
Lector in Kyiv School of
Economics
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• Process-centric -> human-centric
• Use known approach to solve problem in another domain
• Healthcare and wellbeing of employees
• Technology zoo -> SSO
• Communication -> collaboration
• Edge innovations
• Hybrid models
Real but not «sexy» innovations
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• Corporate culture
• Readiness
• Innovations
• Iterative improvements
• Strategic investments
• AI
• Data first
AI -> Data first
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• Data Catalog
• Data Lake
• ETL/ELT
• Common data model
• BI/Big data/ML
• MLOps
• Model repository
• Unified approach
• Strategy
Data culture
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• Incorrect AI implementation strategy (or its absence)
• You don’t know what AI is supposed to do for you
• One solution for everything
• Your employees find it complicated to work with innovative
technologies
• Too high expectations
Typical AI implementation failures
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• Ready infrastructure
• Responsible role - DTO, CIO or Data
Strategist
• Domain experts
• Data Lake
• Ability to integrate new solutions fast
• Open mind and ability to risk
Ideal company for innovations
27. Create a state-of-the-art technology
devrain.com
Illustration
Technology has a huge potential, but markets are
unknown, and technology could not be applied
immediately.
E.g. “face swap”, “deep fakes”, “blockchain”, “shazam”.
Exit strategy: if technology is good enough, it could
be sold to the exciting business which could apply
this technology to the existing successful product to
increase awareness among users.
28. Win niche market
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Illustration
AI/ML could be unfair advantage to
solve the real problem in the niche
market.
E.g. healthcare diabetes startups.
Exit strategy: if technology performs well,
it could be sold to big enterprises and
market leader to improve their position
or to get engineering team onboard.
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Illustration
AI/ML is used to improve specific
business processes without significant
impact to the core business.
E.g. FAQ chatbots, HR automation,
marketing automation tools or standard
clustering, classification, regression
problems solving which remain the
same across different domains.
Chatty (a DevRain product) allows conducting structured job
interviews automatically with chatbots and advice the best
candidates.
https://chatty.ai
Improve company’s productivity
31. Become AI/ML task-based business
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Illustration
E.g.
- Data Labeling
- Tools for MLOps or MLOps
services
- Face recognition
- Data Science
- ML projects architecture
- NLP-based solutions
32. Use AI/ML as PR/Marketing activities
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Illustration
AI/ML is used to highlight a company as pioneer or early adopter of
innovation. In fact, the implemented AI/ML projects do not have significant
advantages comparing to the standard methods.
33. Make AI/ML as essential part
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Illustration
AI/ML becomes the core part
of your business on all levels
and all decisions are data-
driven.
1 Technology TriggerAt this stage, the early proof-of-concept stories and media interest trigger significant publicity. But in most of the cases no usable products exist and commercial viability is unproven.2 Peak of Inflated ExpectationsAt this stage, a bunch of success and fail stories appears in media. Some companies take action but most don’t.3 Trough of Dis illusion ment (ˌdisəˈlo͞oZHənmənt)At this stage, the most of implementations fail to deliver. Producers of the technology shake out or fail. Investment continues only if the surviving providers improve their products to the satisfaction of early adopters.4 Slope of EnlightenmentMore instances of how the technology can benefit the enterprise start to crystallize and become more widely understood. Second- and third-generation products appear from technology providers. More enterprises fund pilots; conservative companies remain inactive.5 Plateau of ProductivityMainstream adoption starts to take off. Criteria for assessing provider viability are more clearly defined. The technology's broad market applicability and relevance are clearly paying off. If the technology has more than a niche market then it will continue to grow.