Business Outcomes

Start with small, focused applications like automating customer service with chatbots, using AI-powered analytics for sales forecasting or implementing AI for basic data entry tasks.

AI automates repetitive tasks, reduces errors and optimizes resource allocation, leading to significant cost savings in areas like customer support, inventory management and marketing.

It doesn't have to be. Many cloud-based AI tools and services are available on a subscription basis, making them affordable for SMBs. Start with affordable solutions and scale as needed.

Laptops, desktops, smartphones, tablets and even specialized devices like point-of-sale systems can be managed through automation.

It ensures consistent security configurations, automates patching and updates, and enables remote wiping of lost or stolen devices, greatly reducing security risks.

It allows for fast and consistent application installation across all devices, reduces IT workload and ensures that everyone is using the latest, most secure versions of software.

IAM helps protect sensitive data by ensuring that only authorized users have access to it, reducing the risk of data breaches and compliance violations.

Authentication verifies who a user is (e.g., with a password), while authorization determines what that user is allowed to access (e.g., specific files or applications).

IAM provides secure access to company resources from any location, ensuring that remote workers can access the tools they need while maintaining security.

Key components include defining data ownership, establishing data quality standards, implementing data security policies and creating processes for data management.

By ensuring data is accurate, consistent and reliable, data governance provides a solid foundation for informed decision-making.

Data governance helps companies to maintain compliance with data privacy regulations such as GDPR and HIPAA by establishing clear rules for data handling and access.