Japan’s Non-Manufacturing Sector Must Seek to Utilize AI & IoT Technologies
-- Breaking Away from Existing Operations is Crucial
2017/09/05
What is the recipe for success in achieving higher productivity by introducing AI and IoT technologies? In this article, we would like to present our industrial analysis and our independent research results regarding businesses in Japan, based on discussions held at a related study group led by the Japan Center for Economic Research (JCER).
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Japan’s Non-Manufacturing Sector Must Seek to Utilize AI & IoT Technologies
-- Breaking Away from Existing Operations is Crucial
Moving to an information-oriented society
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