It has become more of a need than a requirement to stay abreast of new technologies and to be conversant with the world around us. The advancement of Big Data technology, the rising popularity of both automation and cloud computing, and the rapid digital transformation have all created breeding ground for AI use in business.
Introducing the two-day virtual summit, ‘Enterprise AI Saudi Arabia 2021’ scheduled on 4th and 5th October 2021 from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM (Dubai time), organized by Verve Management which aims to focus on the emerging trends in AI-driven automation, delivering enhanced organizational knowledge, data, and information, leveraging advanced ML & DL capabilities, and discovering how these breakthroughs may revolutionize businesses.
The summit will provide an opportunity for industry professionals to network with globally renowned experts to learn more about how artificial intelligence is transforming the way organizations operate, resulting in the creation of entirely new services and business models across wide range of industries.
Furthermore, via panel discussions, presentations, and Q&A sessions, attendees may delve into themes such as predictive intelligence for data-driven company, optimizing ML Ops, Cracking the data-held secrets about enterprise and consumers, Digital Ethics, and much more.
It is a must-attend event for industrial and business experts who aspire to take their firm to the next level of competitiveness and innovation.
Learn more about this event at https://saudienterpriseai.com/ or email at info@verve-management.com.
To register, visit: https://www.linkedin.com/events/6842713092405649408/
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