Applying a Factory Model to Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning – InFocus Blog Dell EMC Services

We've understood for a long time that organizations who spend more on, and are better at, deriving value from their data using analytics significantly outperform their peers in the market. All of us also know, because we feel it, that the pace of change is ever increasing. I see this all the time with the customers I work with, many of whom seem to be suffering from the "Red Queen" effect – each having to change and innovate faster just to keep standing still, let alone make progress against a tide of change. I've also had cause to re-read Salim Ismail's book, "Exponential Organizations", recently which got me thinking: in order to compete, we should be designing and building solutions that allow us to exponentially grow our capacity to create value from data in order to meet business demand. Importantly though, how do we do that without also exponentially growing infrastructure costs (a bad idea) and the number of Data Scientists employed (an impossible dream)?