TOBB Software Council Summit Highlights AI and SMEs' Strategic Partnerships
TOBB Yazılım Meclisi tarafından düzenlenen TOBB İş Dünyası Yapay Zeka Zirvesi kapsamında, teknoloji ve KOBİ'lerin yapay zeka entegrasyonu üzerine iki

The TOBB Software Council hosted the TOBB Business World Artificial Intelligence Summit, featuring two panels on technology and SMEs' AI integration. Production-focused sectors discussed how AI could transform their operations in terms of cost and efficiency. Ahmet Yıldırım, head of the TOBB Software Council, emphasized that 'AI will enhance SMEs' competitive edge, but digital transformation must be accelerated.' Experts at the panels highlighted that combining AI with automation could optimize business processes. 65% of SMEs reported not fully utilizing AI technologies, citing education and financing gaps. The summit underscored Turkey's steps in digital transformation while raising expectations that AI integration with production sectors will accelerate.
AI integration will boost SMEs' global competitiveness, but Turkey's digital infrastructure needs strengthening. This development is particularly relevant for individual wealth management strategies.
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