Industrial AI Trends and Sustainability Insights | SPONSORED
In a recent interview with Jim Chappell, the Vice President and Global Head of AI at Aveva, he shared valuable insights into the world of industrial AI and its growing impact on sectors such as manufacturing, energy, and infrastructure. Jim highlighted the evolution of AI over the last couple of decades, emphasizing its expansion beyond heavy industries into areas like CPG, food and beverage, and chemicals.
One key trend he discussed was the integration of AI into industrial processes, moving beyond predictive analytics to incorporate deep learning and other advanced analytics. This integration allows for more sophisticated AI applications, such as forecasting asset maintenance and improving operational efficiency.
The conversation also delved into the importance of data quality, as good data is the foundation of effective AI models. Jim explained how Aveva uses AI to enhance data quality by detecting anomalies and providing advanced visualization for subject matter experts.
Moreover, Jim shed light on AI’s role in sustainability. He discussed how AI can help companies reduce carbon emissions by optimizing their operations, improving efficiency, and supporting the transition to renewable energy sources. Aveva is committed to making the entire value chain, including the supply chain, more sustainable and environmentally friendly.
Jim also highlighted the accessibility of AI for smaller companies, thanks to the emergence of low-code and no-code development tools. These tools empower businesses of all sizes to harness the power of AI for their specific needs.
In the age of AI, it’s clear that this technology is not limited to large corporations. Smaller companies can leverage AI to enhance their operations, reduce their carbon footprint, and drive sustainable growth. Jim Chappell and Aveva are at the forefront of this transformative journey, bringing the benefits of AI to a broader spectrum of industries.
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