
Manufacturing’s AI Problem Isn’t the Tech. It’s the Training.
In short: Only one in five UK manufacturers use AI, and that share has barely moved in a year. Of those that do, 61% have trained no staff to use it, according to the latest
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In short: Only one in five UK manufacturers use AI, and that share has barely moved in a year. Of those that do, 61% have trained no staff to use it, according to the latest

In short: Adoption figures make AI look mainstream, but depth tells a different story. Of the UK businesses that use AI, only around 15% use it extensively, and just 12% among firms with 10 or

In short: AI use among UK businesses has more than tripled since late 2023, and 38% of firms with 10 or more staff now use it. But the ONS figures hide a bigger number: in

In short: Nearly half of UK businesses that use AI (48%) have given staff no training in it, according to the latest ONS data. Adoption has raced ahead while capability has been left behind, and

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Overview Most Business Central users assume AI is a separate product they need to buy, request from IT, or configure from scratch. This post explains what Microsoft Copilot actually does inside Business Central today, covers the four main

This post breaks down six of the most common myths we hear from SMEs and explains what is actually happening behind the scenes.

AI tools can save time, but using them to fix Business Central issues or write custom code can be costly. Find out where AI helps and where it hurts.

Try 10 practical Microsoft 365 Copilot tips for Outlook, Teams and PowerPoint, plus the licences you need and how to write better prompts.

Manufacturing is changing fast. The Fourth Industrial Revolution, also known as Industry 4.0, is transforming the way you design, produce, and deliver products. Advanced technologies like automation, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of Things now
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