3 years ago

Category: Business, Data

Many industries are struggling with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and the IT industry itself and the broader trend of transition to remote work over the last year revealed many areas where traditional approaches to managing businesses created unnecessary waste. Data science and its counterpart, machine learning, revealed that expansion in the ways technology can facilitate new ways of working is nearly limitless.

Here are five of the most common use cases where machine learning can make a big difference: When engineers can’t code rules for certain problems.

In addition, when rules depend multiple factors and when those rules overlap or need fine-tuning, it becomes difficult for humans to code precise rules.

However, when properly applied to the right use cases, machine learning can reduce the amount of time spent on error-prone manual IT operations, adding significant business value and greatly reducing IT costs.