How 8 CIOs are using machine learning to boost innovation

"We are currently working on machine learning to pick up early signals of ill health. My current role is to ensure that this is implemented in line with national recording guidance which does not cover machine learning. This is currently in pilot phase in the A&E in Salford." "We could use machine learning where we currently have manual intervention in aspects of our workflows, and we could even get to the stage where we use a lot of machine learning in our underwriting algorithms," says Rob Harding, Capital One Europe CIO. The company has already implemented some aspects of machine learning into its data science team, but Harding believes there is much more to be explored in the area." "A number of initiatives in machine learning show great potential to allow our scientists to focus on the science and reduce time to produce predictive models from weeks to hours." "Today, every plant around the world brings forecasting, inventory, and production information together in their ERP to help managers meet a demand cycle.