Do you have a problem that seems unsolvable? Data science is the process of solving your intractable problems with data and AI.
GoSource builds powerful AI solutions designed to solve unique business challenges effectively and safely.
You have heard about AI, you have read that it will improve business efficiencies by X percent. Do you want to automate time consuming and costly processes? Enhance your customer experience? Boost employee productivity?
GoSource can help you put AI into action, effectively and safely.
We know different businesses have different needs. Our constant metric is agility; a universal yardstick we stand ready to deliver.
Combined with an iterative delivery approach, our specialised AI solutions result in more useful digital products. This increases the likelihood that the digital product will be released to market.
Our specialised AI solutions produce better results than monolithic models. Breaking down the delivery of AI empowered digital products into smaller iterations is the key to success.
We can help you address even the most intricate challenges with data-driven precision. More and better data feed better AI tools that empower improved digital products and services.
So, you have a problem. But you know that most technology projects go over time and over budget. How can we guarantee that we can solve your problem?
GoSource has successfully delivered digital products for the past decade. In the past two years of delivering AI solutions, we have discovered that agile projects to deliver digital products is only 1/3 of what is needed.
To harness the power of AI, you need the GoSource AI flywheel. Combining agile, data engineering and artificial intelligence we create ever-improving digital solutions that stay ahead of your people's needs.
In the quest to infuse sustainability and verifiability into global supply chains, digital transformation presents immense opportunities. A recent landmark in the realm of international trade may just be the beacon for businesses and regulators looking to bridge the gap between sustainability claims and their verifiable authenticity.
In the past week, business experts including Allens, McKinsey, Deloitte and KPMG have launched their own proprietary versions of tools based on generative Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI is going mainstream and is moving towards the centre stage of public and government attention. Some experts emphasise the immense potential of AI, while others are deeply troubled about the ramifications the technology may have on humans. It is accepted that AI has the potential to open up employment opportunities, but also to replace many jobs. So how do we ensure that AI tools are both effective and safe?