Businesses urged to target AI adoption at productivity, operational gaps
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Businesses urged to target AI adoption at productivity, operational gaps

Buertey Francis BORYOR
Published September 14, 20263 min read

Businesses should adopt Artificial Intelligence (AI) to solve clearly defined operational problems and improve productivity rather than treating the technology as a blanket upgrade for their entire operations, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of AlphaVecta Technologies Limited ,Carlos Amoako has said.

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