Approaches to Building the IT Infrastructure of a Digital Enterprise

Azarov, Vladimir N.; Leokhin, Yuri Lvovich

doi:10.1109/itqmis51053.2020.9322795

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“…Therefore, efforts to develop AI applications cannot be made without considering discussions of the topic of digital transformation (DT). Today, business activities can no longer be considered separate from information technologies, as these often enable business tasks to be achieved in the first place (Azarov and Leokhin, 2020). It is therefore imperative to consider business activities and digital technologies through the same lens, which will be of even greater importance in the future.…”

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Barriers to the Use of Artificial Intelligence in the Product Development – A Survey of Dimensions Involved

2023

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is seen as a great opportunity to secure future competitiveness in many corporate sectors. Potential for its use also exists in product development (PD) activities due to the amount of data generated and processed. Nevertheless, there are problems in applying the technology. This paper addresses current challenges based on a literature review, considering three disciplines that are necessary for the scope of this paper as a minimum: AI itself, information technology infrastructures (ITI) in context of digital transformation (DT), and PD as an application area. Building on the basic considerations of the state of the art, a link between the domains is established by outlining a possible reference framework towards the utilization of AI applications in PD. This enables an expanded interdisciplinary understanding. Key obstacles appear specifically to be difficult collaboration conditions between the disciplines of PD and AI applications development due to communication problems. Reasons for this include: – Meta models of PD do not provide a sufficient information base– Lack of standardized process models for the deployment of AI

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confidence: 99%