Over the past decade, artificial intelligence (AI) has quickly evolved from a niche technology into an engine of innovation, thanks to advances in deep learning, natural language processing, and predictive analytics. Yet, for many small to mid-sized businesses (SMBs), the question remains: how can ...

In the increasingly fast-paced landscape of medium to large enterprises, the administrative workload can quickly become overwhelming. As organisations scale, finance teams may wrestle with invoice management, healthcare providers might struggle with patient information processing, and other ...

For many organisations, the true power of artificial intelligence isn’t realised until AI systems are woven into the fabric of existing enterprise tools—those complex legacy platforms that run core operations day in and day out. As leading analyst firms point out, simply deploying standalone AI ...

For many small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), the promise of AI can feel distant—especially when you hear about specialised data science teams, extensive custom coding, or multi-million-dollar R&D budgets. In reality, AI has become more accessible than ever thanks to low-code platforms. ...

In recent months, we have seen a substantial increase in companies asking for support to develop an AI adoption roadmap. They share the same challenge: whilst AI has many capabilities, they struggle to find a logical and structured way to adopt it in their organisation.

Analytium, a UK-based Data & Analytics service provider, specialises in delivering innovative solutions to enterprises and SMBs. The company is aiming for faster expansion and has partnered with Gysho and MarqtAI to develop a data-driven direct channel strategy for accelerated growth.

At Gysho and in my personal role as an advisor, we regularly get involved with start-ups and scale-ups that want to grow faster. Most of these businesses deal with similar questions, like: What strategy should we apply to position ourselves for success? Which activities should we prioritise to ...

Businesses face an increasing pace of change in their markets, whether driven by technological advancements or changing market perceptions, the speed of change is challenging. The best businesses master the ability to make informed decisions on the fly, updating their strategies continuously to ...

Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) face unique challenges and opportunities, as they leverage their more limited resources to compete with larger organisations. Staying competitive requires making informed decisions swiftly, understanding market trends, and anticipating customer needs. ...