One striking figure and the finding beneath it. The number and the headline rarely say the same thing.
The state plans to teach five million people about artificial intelligence in two years. The first action in Türkiye's AI Action Plan is a training campaign. The target is specific: 1.5 million…
Yazının devamı →The state is building two talent pools. One holds ten thousand people, the other a hundred thousand. Türkiye's AI Action Plan treats expert human capital in two layers: 10,000 advanced AI specialists…
Yazının devamı →The state will open two thousand datasets to everyone. The data target in Türkiye's AI Action Plan reads like this: at least 2,000 public datasets published in the National Data Library in…
Yazının devamı →Ankara put a single number on artificial intelligence: one trillion lira. Türkiye's AI Action Plan, brought into force by presidential circular, commits public resources and private investment to shared goals through 2030…
Yazının devamı →Two numbers, one sentence: ten billion dollars of investment, one gigawatt of power. Türkiye's AI Action Plan targets raising the country's AI and data-centre installed capacity to at least 1 GW by…
Yazının devamı →The plan's least-quoted number may generate the most business: at least 2 percent of total public investment programme budgets reserved for AI projects. Türkiye's AI Action Plan sets the ratio as a…
Yazının devamı →The ANA's fifteen-year survey series tells marketing's biggest structural shift in one curve: the share of member companies running an in-house agency climbed from 42 percent in 2008 to 58 in 2013,…
Yazının devamı →Gartner's annual spend survey of four hundred marketing leaders named the period itself: "the era of less." Marketing budgets that averaged 11 percent of company revenue in the four pre-pandemic years fell…
Yazının devamı →The World Federation of Advertisers' global measurement documented, in the industry's own words, its "worst-ever talent shortage": 77 percent of participants report talent scarcity in their organisations, rising to 85 percent on…
Yazının devamı →The most instructive curve in Wavestone's (formerly NewVantage) twelve-year survey of large-enterprise data leaders is this: the share saying "we have built a data-driven organisation" crawled along the low-twenties band for years…
Yazının devamı →By McKinsey's survey of more than twelve hundred global executives, managers spend close to 40 percent of their working time making decisions — and 61 percent say most of that time is…
Yazının devamı →The Seagate-IDC survey of fifteen hundred enterprise leaders fits into one sentence: only 32 percent of the data available to businesses is ever put to work — 68 percent sits where it…
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