In-house AI product development has become feasible for most software companies due to developments within available talent, scalable infrastructure and increased data quality. But how ready are software companies on the one hand, and customers on the other, to deliver and consume AI products, respectively?
This year’s busiest working day is ahead for our hero from Lapland. Delivering the presents is (in the world of optimization) a typical travelling salesman problem (TSP): how to visit a number of locations using the shortest path available. But how long would Santa’s route have to be for him to visit all households around the world?
What is it like to work with development in Visma? We have talked to Kasper and Jacob who are currently working on an AI project where Kasper is the Project Lead and Jacob is part of the Optimization Technology team that develops the algorithm.
How can we streamline the kindergarten admission process? Say hello to AI and Visma Optimization Technologies.
Throughout the summer, we had the pleasure of working together with Summer Interns Martin Olstad Willoch and Jonas Forfot. The task at hand was in the domain of route optimisation for nurses in the home care sector in Norway. How can we help nurses spend more time with patients and less time on the road?