So what did the Lab do? They implemented an artificial intelligence / machine learning (AI/ML) solution from Titan Technologies that will make information from digitized documents easier for researchers to find. Without being able to search their vast collection of data, reports, and analyses as efficiently as possible, the Lab would waste tens of millions of dollars annually in time spent by researchers performing redundant research, studies, and experiments. Scientists, nuclear physicists, engineers, and production specialists must be able to quickly and precisely find data as they conduct work that supports nuclear deterrence. Well, one of the most research-intensive organizations in the world may have found that way.įor the Los Alamos National Laboratory, research is everything. There is a way to accelerate research tasksĮveryone wishes there was a faster, more precise way to conduct research. The ripple effect is devastating to productivity, innovation, and progress itself. So when a researcher spends time hunting through documents and artifacts for a valuable piece of data, that time can’t be spent working on the next initiative.

For example, a 2,000-employee enterprise would lose $34 million per year in wasted time.Īs executives try to find the areas where time is wasted, they often notice how research tasks soak up large portions of the workday for employees across their organization.Īnd as we all know, there’s only so much time in the day. organizations lose $1.7 million in wasted time for every 100 employees.

Research house IDC found in a recent study that d ata professionals are losing 50% of their time every week, broken down as: This problem is widespread, to say the least. What time-wasting inefficiencies can be fixed? What processes can be streamlined? How can I make better use of the time of my talented staff and the dollars in my limited budget? How much money is your organization losing from wasted time? That’s a question that keeps most executives awake at night.

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