Archived Content
Archived Content
This section contains our archived content, including historical resources, legacy documentation, and past offerings. While some specific details may have evolved, much of this content remains valuable for understanding our company’s journey and the development of our solutions.
You’ll find archived app documentation, technical glossaries, information about previous offerings, and technology stack overviews. These resources provide historical context and may still be useful for understanding foundational concepts and approaches.
Please note that current product information and documentation can be found in our main content sections. This archive is maintained for reference purposes and historical continuity.
Artificial Intelligence for Marketers
- Ruth Kearney
- Archive , Learning
- May 8, 2020
- Updated
Yesterday, we delivered the AI for Marketers webinar as part of our AIFightsBack series. Here, you will find the resources (slides, recording, information, and links) from the talk. As a sector, marketing is ripe for AI adoption due to the volume of data insights available. It's transforming how companies market their products and services to other businesses, streamlining processes at all levels of the sales funnel. Broadly speaking, AI can help to improve the customer journey and improve your ROI on campaigns. But how exactly?
Read More: Artificial Intelligence for MarketersNo code. No data. No servers. How Marino Software became a ML company.
- Ruth Kearney
- Archive
- May 4, 2020
- Updated
Marino Software are one of the longest standing software consultancies in Ireland with almost 20 years under their belt they have seen their fair share of ups and downs. As part of our AIFightsBack webinar series CEO Keith Davey talks candidly about how they have morphed into a machine learning company helping their clients deliver exceptional customer experience. They have a pretty impressive list of clients who are testament to this service and it includes telcos, banks and retailers. Both slides and the webinar are available below.
Read More: No code. No data. No servers. How Marino Software became a ML company.AI in Manufacturing (presentation, video, and quick guide)
- Steph Locke
- Learning , Archive
- Apr 24, 2020
- Updated
Yesterday, we ran our first AI in Manufacturing webinar, in association with the Irish Centre of Business Excellence. You can grab the slides, read up on the topic, and/or watch the webinar below.
Read More: AI in Manufacturing (presentation, video, and quick guide)Augmenting Customer Services with Chatbots
- Steph Locke
- Archive , Learning
- Apr 20, 2020
- Updated
Last week we kicked off our AIFightsBack series to help businesses understand how AI can be used to support a safe and productive business during COVD-19 and beyond. The slides and video are now available.
Read More: Augmenting Customer Services with ChatbotsLow ROI from AI is a people problem, not a tech problem
- Steph Locke
- Archive , Blog
- Mar 12, 2020
- Updated
The top blockers to effective AI use in businesses aren't technical issues. They're people problems.
Read More: Low ROI from AI is a people problem, not a tech problemHow to use Azure Cognitive Services to make voiceovers for your videos
- Mia Hatton
- Archive
- Mar 10, 2020
- Updated
In this post, we take you through how to use Microsoft's Cognitive Services to generate voiceovers for your videos. In practice, this technique for generating speech from text can be used in a wide range tasks but one of the ways we're using it at Nightingale HQ is to support our marketing team.
Read More: How to use Azure Cognitive Services to make voiceovers for your videosAI Winters and hype
- Steph Locke
- Archive , Blog
- Feb 26, 2020
- Updated
This is not the first time AI has been all the rage in the business world. In particular, AI was big in the eighties with solutions called expert systems. Will AI be a passing fad now?
Read More: AI Winters and hypeHow IoT technology can be used to improve UK public transport
- Steph Organ
- Archive
- Feb 25, 2020
- Updated
There is no shortage of possible applications when it comes to Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the public sector, but while the UK government is investing heavily in AI in the private sector, what are they actually doing to implement it themselves? Some fear that governments using AI will result in a dystopian future of constant surveillance, but in reality, public sector applications of AI are far more pragmatic.
Read More: How IoT technology can be used to improve UK public transportDataOps for everyone at #DataOpticon
- Steph Organ
- Archive
- Feb 17, 2020
- Updated
If there’s one thing that our CEO Steph Locke is passionate about, it’s data. Getting businesses’ data AI-ready, sharing knowledge around data skills and processes, and generally empowering people through data. Back in September 2019, Steph hosted the first ever DataOpticon in London, with a simple goal: to help people who work with data do it better.
Read More: DataOps for everyone at #DataOpticonSealing the gap in education poverty with AI & EdTech
- Steph Organ
- Archive
- Feb 13, 2020
- Updated
Could education be the industry that has seen the least change over the years? While we’ve seen big changes in the accessibility of education, there is still a long way to go, and as pointed out by The World Bank, being in school is not the same as learning. Often pupils are unengaged, teachers are failing to hold everyone’s attention in class, and drop out rates and grades are proving that the one-size-fits-all approach to learning is outdated.
Read More: Sealing the gap in education poverty with AI & EdTechCategories
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