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Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence Insights

Dive into our comprehensive collection of AI and machine learning content designed for business leaders and technical practitioners. We cover everything from foundational AI concepts to advanced implementation strategies, helping you understand how artificial intelligence can drive value in your organisation.

Our AI resources explore practical use cases across industries, ethical considerations, AI strategy development, and MLOps best practices. We demystify complex AI concepts and provide actionable guidance for businesses looking to adopt AI technologies effectively.

Whether you’re exploring AI for the first time or scaling existing AI initiatives, our content covers essential topics including quick wins with AI, responsible AI implementation, understanding AI capabilities and limitations, and building an AI-ready culture in your organisation. Learn from real-world examples and expert insights to navigate your AI journey successfully.

Logistics firm liberates staff with data automation

After FLS Logistics realised how much time their staff spent on spreadsheets and data, they had to find an alternative. They wanted a data warehouse and our fast-track services were the perfect solution for them so that they could have near real-time visibility without increasing IT headcount. They freed up more than 50% of staff’s time from laborious data entry!

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COVID Loan Tracker

COVID Loan Tracker

We were featured in the Covid loan tracker as one of five small businesses helping companies to thrive during the pandemic.

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Cardiff University

Cardiff University

Steph Locke (BA 2008), a Cardiff University Philosophy graduate founded Nightingale HQ, a digital platform for Artificial Intelligence (AI) adoption in 2018. Named with inspiration from Crimean War nurse Florence Nightingale, Steph set out to make a positive impact on local businesses, aiding their AI Readiness and giving them the tools to grow, drive success and innovate.

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The Irish Times

The Irish Times

“Our aim is to help companies overcome the core blockers to successful AI adoption, and rather than doing this individually which would take forever, Steph developed a platform that any company can access to get up to speed,” says Kearney.

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TechRound Feature

TechRound Feature

Many SMEs like ourselves are having to look at new ways to do more by using automation tools to streamline and increase productivity. There are 5.8 million SMEs in the UK impacted by COVID and one of the major positives that the global pandemic has brought about is an accelerated level of digital transformation and automation to business. There is a much greater emphasis on adopting AI and automation tools to help them scale, innovate and become more agile.

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Federation of Small Businesses

Federation of Small Businesses

The Federations of Small Businesses ran a story on how Nightingale HQ are bringing automation and AI to SMEs across the UK.

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Business News Wales

Business News Wales

Nightingale HQ featured in Business News Wales after offering Free AI & Automation Software to businesses.

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Insider Media

Insider Media

Insider Media featured NHQ in a story on our successful £50,000 grant from the Innovate UK

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Wales 247 Feature

Wales 247 Feature

Wales 247 ran a story on Nightingale HQ’s successful £50,000 grant application.

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Cardiff Times

Cardiff Times

As well as free access, the GoSmarter.ai team will support businesses by helping them get the software up and running quickly. They are designed to be accessible to SMEs across all industries with participants already registered from retail, hospitality and manufacturing sectors.

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