The congress also heralded the imminent arrival of 6G networks, a promise of mobile connectivity that defies the limits of time and space. With lower latency and data rates against all logic, 6G networks open the door to an even more interconnected and dynamic digital world.
In June 2010, Nubeprint was born with a clear vocation to serve the business society through the intelligent use of monitoring technology, being a pioneer in the development of intelligent monitoring technology (it invests more than 30% of its turnover in R&D&I).
Did you know …….?
It takes as little as 10 minutes to learn how to improve printer fleet management.
As part of the Nubeprint team, I was testing NubAI, our generative AI assistant, which is similar to Chat GPT, the other day. And I did it with the intention of making it difficult, I wanted to know how far it was able to go in its answers. Truth be told, I was perplexed at the accuracy and detail it showed me. Do you want to know how it surprised me…?
By asking some typical questions suggested by the NubAI wizard, these were the exact answers, just as NubAI answered them:
1. Give me information about the A4FK011004733 printer.
“The printer with serial number A4FK011004733 is a Konica Minolta Bizhub C284 model, color multifunctional. It has a total print counter of 585226 prints, with 472127 in black and 113099 in color. The IP address is 192.168.1.142. Toner levels are: 36% for black with 9720 pages remaining, 95% for cyan with 23750 pages remaining, 90% for magenta with 9144 pages remaining, and 78% for yellow with 19500 pages remaining. The black drum kit is at 63% with 81900 pages remaining. The fuser kit is at 93% with 548700 pages remaining. The transfer belt is at 86% with 193500 pages remaining. The waste toner is at 36.94% with 14775 pages remaining. The color drum kit is at 77% with 73150 pages remaining.”
2. What is the black consumable coverage on the A4FK011004733 machine?
“The black consumable coverage on the A4FK011004733 machine is 15,804%.”
3. How is the performance of the Madera project?
“The performance of the Madera project can be described as follows:
– There are no printers with a usage rate considered optimal, indicating that all printers are underutilized.
– The project has a total of 6 underutilized printers.
– The monitoring rate of the printers is not optimal, with 6 printers not adequately monitored.
– In terms of color management, of the 6 printers, 2 are adequately managed, with an average monthly color management of 29.
– The project has achieved a total CO2 savings of 94.86 kg and has recycled a total of 47 cartridges, reflecting a positive environmental awareness.
– The total waste percentage is 4.60%, with an environmental measure of 95.40.
– Currently, there are no data capture devices (DCA) online and 1 offline.
– There are 3 machines online and 3 offline, which could affect operational efficiency.
– All printers are connected as NET and have thresholds set in days.
– All underutilized printers have a delivery method in DIRECT DELIVERY.
– A total of 2 technical alerts and 8 user alerts have been recorded, with a monthly average of 0.33 and 1.33 respectively.
These indicators suggest that there are areas for improvement in the performance of the Madera project, especially in terms of printer utilization and monitoring.”
And so much for my experience in just 10 minutes, the efficiency of the answers speak for themselves. Then I put myself in my client’s role and, with NubAI’s answer in one hand and the Panel in the other, I started to adjust parameters in the system to improve the management of the contract I asked about.
It was a simple process and within anyone’s reach. The NubAI Wizard allows any account manager to identify in minutes opportunities for improvement in order to take steps to save on costs and optimize the printer fleet without having a deep knowledge of the panel or its functionalities: just ask and get a real-time answer from your NubAI Wizard.
Source: Nubeprint
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Nubeprint announces the deployment of NubAI.
The activation of the NubAI generative AI assistant has already begun in 30% of the different Nubeprint systems, with full deployment scheduled for March. We explain below what it will consist of.
What new features will appear once we have deployed NubAI?
1) You will see a renewed Panel:
– New icons (you can recover its usual iconography from the usual button, top right).
– Renewed header
2) You will have NubAI: access to the system through the AI with which you will be able to interact, making queries that will allow you to know your park better and improve its management. NubAI also solves operational questions (such as “operator’s manual”) or tactical questions (such as, for example, identifying the best solution for monitoring a customer according to its characteristics). NubAI will be available by default in the Operator and Partner profiles (it will not be activated in the Customer profile).
Is there a cost for the Nubeprint customer?
NubAI is included in your license. The content of the queries is related to the features you have purchased, so the scope of the queries is limited to the apps you have purchased. The functionalities whose content is included in a “Business Consulting” service are currently delivered in Beta mode and at no cost to the customer. If these conditions change in the future, you will be notified well in advance.
Is this all that NubAI offers or are there plans to add more?
In the coming months and in the long term, more benefits will be added to NubAI with the aim of turning it into a business advisor and management assistant for monitored print services. There is no limit: the limit will be set by the value added for you, a Nubeprint customer. For this reason, we encourage you to share with us your experience with NubAI and tell us what else you would like to be able to do with the AI that Nubeprint has made available to you*.
* Send a comment about your experience with NubAI to info@nubeprint.com, indicating your name, company and license number (at the top right of the panel, by clicking on 
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Source: Nubeprint
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There is a technology that transforms the wind from Mars into electricity.
Although it may seem like science fiction, the European Space Agency (ESA) is already investigating how to supply energy to future space missions and, eventually, to the first settlers on the red planet. In this project, it accepted a proposal from the Spanish company Tekniker for the first prototype wind turbine adapted to the environmental conditions of Mars. What is this extraordinary invention…?
The exploration of Mars will require complete autonomy from Earth, which means that energy supply will be essential for survival. Due to dust storms on Mars, solar energy is not stable and alternatives must be sought.
The European Space Agency (ESA) accepted the proposal of the technology company Tekniker (Guipúzcoa, Spain), to convert Mars wind into electricity, a company that created its first prototype in 2021.
The aim of the project is to create the first efficient and resilient wind turbine to produce energy with a triboelectric generator, adapting it to Mars conditions, and converting wind energy into electrical energy to be used as an auxiliary source for solar panels.
The research faces challenges such as reducing torque to allow freedom of movement in the Mars wind, adapting to atmospheric pressure, and resisting Martian dust. It must also strike a balance between turbine lifetime and power generation.
Once the two turbines have been manufactured, various tests have been carried out. In addition to the environmental conditions simulator at its technology center, Tekniker also used the Martian wind tunnel at the University of Aarhus (Denmark). There they have observed the rotation of the wind turbine in different wind and pressure conditions, as well as the start-up.
Once the tests have been passed, the turbines will be able to rotate on Mars and wind energy can be used as a secondary energy system. In addition, the triboelectric generators will reduce the size of the turbines, making them easier to transport and more efficient.
The goal now is to further optimize the design through trial/error and achieve a final model by 2027, in addition to the development of a converter that transforms electrostatic energy into electrical energy. In this way, any space system will be able to generate electricity in the future and have an alternative energy source when solar is not enough.
Nubeprint has been a pioneer in the development of intelligent monitoring technology. It invests more than 30% of its turnover in R&D&I. The result is a new patent every 2 years and dozens of unique developments with recognized intellectual property. Recently, Nubeprint has introduced the new NubAI generative AI assistant, similar to ChatGPT, which responds in real time to any help questions about the system and to any queries about the status of customer projects.
Source: elespanol.com/invertia/ Nubeprint
The European Space Agency (ESA) accepted the proposal of the technology company Tekniker (Guipúzcoa, Spain), to convert Mars wind into electricity, a company that created its first prototype in 2021.
The aim of the project is to create the first efficient and resilient wind turbine to produce energy with a triboelectric generator, adapting it to Mars conditions, and converting wind energy into electrical energy to be used as an auxiliary source for solar panels.
The research faces challenges such as reducing torque to allow freedom of movement in the Mars wind, adapting to atmospheric pressure, and resisting Martian dust. It must also strike a balance between turbine lifetime and power generation.
Once the two turbines have been manufactured, various tests have been carried out. In addition to the environmental conditions simulator at its technology center, Tekniker also used the Martian wind tunnel at the University of Aarhus (Denmark). There they have observed the rotation of the wind turbine in different wind and pressure conditions, as well as the start-up.
Once the tests have been passed, the turbines will be able to rotate on Mars and wind energy can be used as a secondary energy system. In addition, the triboelectric generators will reduce the size of the turbines, making them easier to transport and more efficient.
The goal now is to further optimize the design through trial/error and achieve a final model by 2027, in addition to the development of a converter that transforms electrostatic energy into electrical energy. In this way, any space system will be able to generate electricity in the future and have an alternative energy source when solar is not enough.
Nubeprint has been a pioneer in the development of intelligent monitoring technology. It invests more than 30% of its turnover in R&D&I. The result is a new patent every 2 years and dozens of unique developments with recognized intellectual property. Recently, Nubeprint has introduced the new NubAI generative AI assistant, similar to ChatGPT, which responds in real time to any help questions about the system and to any queries about the status of customer projects.
Source: elespanol.com/invertia/ Nubeprint
The research faces challenges such as reducing torque to allow freedom of movement in the Mars wind, adapting to atmospheric pressure, and resisting Martian dust. It must also strike a balance between turbine lifetime and power generation.
Once the two turbines have been manufactured, various tests have been carried out. In addition to the environmental conditions simulator at its technology center, Tekniker also used the Martian wind tunnel at the University of Aarhus (Denmark). There they have observed the rotation of the wind turbine in different wind and pressure conditions, as well as the start-up.
Once the tests have been passed, the turbines will be able to rotate on Mars and wind energy can be used as a secondary energy system. In addition, the triboelectric generators will reduce the size of the turbines, making them easier to transport and more efficient.
The goal now is to further optimize the design through trial/error and achieve a final model by 2027, in addition to the development of a converter that transforms electrostatic energy into electrical energy. In this way, any space system will be able to generate electricity in the future and have an alternative energy source when solar is not enough.
Nubeprint has been a pioneer in the development of intelligent monitoring technology. It invests more than 30% of its turnover in R&D&I. The result is a new patent every 2 years and dozens of unique developments with recognized intellectual property. Recently, Nubeprint has introduced the new NubAI generative AI assistant, similar to ChatGPT, which responds in real time to any help questions about the system and to any queries about the status of customer projects.
Source: elespanol.com/invertia/ Nubeprint
Once the tests have been passed, the turbines will be able to rotate on Mars and wind energy can be used as a secondary energy system. In addition, the triboelectric generators will reduce the size of the turbines, making them easier to transport and more efficient.
The goal now is to further optimize the design through trial/error and achieve a final model by 2027, in addition to the development of a converter that transforms electrostatic energy into electrical energy. In this way, any space system will be able to generate electricity in the future and have an alternative energy source when solar is not enough.
Nubeprint has been a pioneer in the development of intelligent monitoring technology. It invests more than 30% of its turnover in R&D&I. The result is a new patent every 2 years and dozens of unique developments with recognized intellectual property. Recently, Nubeprint has introduced the new NubAI generative AI assistant, similar to ChatGPT, which responds in real time to any help questions about the system and to any queries about the status of customer projects.
Source: elespanol.com/invertia/ Nubeprint
Nubeprint has been a pioneer in the development of intelligent monitoring technology. It invests more than 30% of its turnover in R&D&I. The result is a new patent every 2 years and dozens of unique developments with recognized intellectual property. Recently, Nubeprint has introduced the new NubAI generative AI assistant, similar to ChatGPT, which responds in real time to any help questions about the system and to any queries about the status of customer projects.
Source: elespanol.com/invertia/ Nubeprint
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Nubeprint integrates seamlessly with Oxygen ERP.
Nubeprint and Deycosat announced in mid-2023 the integration of their respective systems. This innovative merger allows customers using both services – Nubeprint and Oxygen – to enjoy an unprecedented flow of information. Do you want to know how…?
The result of this integration is that when a customer or dealer has both services, information flows seamlessly from one system to the other. The operator no longer needs to extract information from Nubeprint to load it into Oxygen, a breakthrough that significantly streamlines the process.
The integration functionalities most appreciated by customers who have both systems are:
– Always up-to-date meter readings automatically updated in Oxygen ERP.
– Automatic creation of toner delivery notes/notices automatically when Nubeprint sends an alert, also indicating to Oxygen when the shipped cartridge has been installed in the printer, thus allowing the operator to completely close the shipment from the ERP.
– Control of the toner stock in replenishment at the customer. By monitoring through Nubeprint when the customer installs the toner shipped, Oxygen can detect whether, in the event of a consumables alert, the customer still has toner in stock or is running out of the last one.
– Cloud access to any printer from Oxygen ERP, accessing data in real time.
This integration improves the user experience and saves valuable time by eliminating the need to manually export and import files. The technology used for this integration complies with the most advanced industry protocols, allowing customers to improve their productivity and have more accurate control of their business.
Existing customers can benefit from the integration of Nubeprint and Oxygen. In addition, thanks to the Digital Kit, both manufacturers offer financial advantages and subsidies on the purchase of both products.
Deycosat, founded in 2004, is a company dedicated to IT development and software consulting, web design, custom programming development and other related services.
Since 2010, Nubeprint has been using AI as a way to automate processes and optimize resources and costs derived from the remote management of equipment.
The advantages for our customers are multiplied when they can use our tools in combination with others, such as Oxygen ERP. For this reason, Nubeprint remains the most open monitoring tool on the market, connectable with any other tool that brings added value to the industry.
Source: Nubeprint
The integration functionalities most appreciated by customers who have both systems are:
– Always up-to-date meter readings automatically updated in Oxygen ERP.
– Automatic creation of toner delivery notes/notices automatically when Nubeprint sends an alert, also indicating to Oxygen when the shipped cartridge has been installed in the printer, thus allowing the operator to completely close the shipment from the ERP.
– Control of the toner stock in replenishment at the customer. By monitoring through Nubeprint when the customer installs the toner shipped, Oxygen can detect whether, in the event of a consumables alert, the customer still has toner in stock or is running out of the last one.
– Cloud access to any printer from Oxygen ERP, accessing data in real time.
This integration improves the user experience and saves valuable time by eliminating the need to manually export and import files. The technology used for this integration complies with the most advanced industry protocols, allowing customers to improve their productivity and have more accurate control of their business.
Existing customers can benefit from the integration of Nubeprint and Oxygen. In addition, thanks to the Digital Kit, both manufacturers offer financial advantages and subsidies on the purchase of both products.
Deycosat, founded in 2004, is a company dedicated to IT development and software consulting, web design, custom programming development and other related services.
Since 2010, Nubeprint has been using AI as a way to automate processes and optimize resources and costs derived from the remote management of equipment.
The advantages for our customers are multiplied when they can use our tools in combination with others, such as Oxygen ERP. For this reason, Nubeprint remains the most open monitoring tool on the market, connectable with any other tool that brings added value to the industry.
Source: Nubeprint
Existing customers can benefit from the integration of Nubeprint and Oxygen. In addition, thanks to the Digital Kit, both manufacturers offer financial advantages and subsidies on the purchase of both products.
Deycosat, founded in 2004, is a company dedicated to IT development and software consulting, web design, custom programming development and other related services.
Since 2010, Nubeprint has been using AI as a way to automate processes and optimize resources and costs derived from the remote management of equipment.
The advantages for our customers are multiplied when they can use our tools in combination with others, such as Oxygen ERP. For this reason, Nubeprint remains the most open monitoring tool on the market, connectable with any other tool that brings added value to the industry.
Source: Nubeprint
Since 2010, Nubeprint has been using AI as a way to automate processes and optimize resources and costs derived from the remote management of equipment.
The advantages for our customers are multiplied when they can use our tools in combination with others, such as Oxygen ERP. For this reason, Nubeprint remains the most open monitoring tool on the market, connectable with any other tool that brings added value to the industry.
Source: Nubeprint
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Nubeprint improves its panel to make it easier and more intuitive.
Now you can manage your Nubeprint panel in a more practical and straightforward way thanks to newly added features. Do you want to know how…?
Our development team continues its constant search to improve and to make the management of the panel more intuitive. For this reason, we have updated the system’s interface that will make it easier in the daily use of the panel.
Three icons appear at the top left of your dashboard. Let’s see what they are and what they are for:
This button allows you to return to the desktop where you can find all the apps that make up your panel.
This button allows you to access directly to the Nubeprint Backend (in the licenses that incorporate it) or to your ERP (Nubeprint connects to your own ERP through APIs).
By clicking on the icon, you access the “NubAI” generative AI wizard in a new tab. You will be able to ask help questions, get information about your park and even consult how to improve the management of the devices.
From now on, the Intermediate or Enterprise product versions will have direct access to the Backend. In this way, the user of these licenses has a better starting point to access all the management and information potential that makes up Nubeprint. To enter the dashboard, they will be able to click on the icon that appears in the upper margin.
We are confident that these new interface features will improve your experience with Nubeprint. Your queries and advice have been taken into account to make these changes and adapt our system to your needs.
Source: Nubeprint
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Nubeprint presented NubAI at the Remanexpo Academy in Frankfurt with great success.
On January 27th, Antonio Sanchez, CEO of Nubeprint, traveled to Frankfurt and presented this innovative integration of generative AI within the MPS at Remanexpo Academy (https://ambiente.messefrankfurt.com/frankfurt/en/programme-events/academies.html#remanexpo), within the international Ambiente 2024 Fair in Frankfurt.
During the conference, entitled “Revolutionizing Managed Print Services: Integrating AI to improve customer care and reporting”, our CEO explained this important innovation in Managed Print Services (MPS) and subscription sales models in general by incorporating AI technology, with capabilities similar to ChatGPT.
This AI integration will transform customer care and business evaluation within MPS, offering a vision of the future of intelligent, data-driven print management.
The reseller with cost-per-copy contracts or subscriptions will be able to reduce their stock, optimize deliveries, reduce incidents and save on costs, while also gaining in productivity and improving the customer experience.
The conference was very well received, exceeding all expectations, with great success from both the audience and critics. According to an article published in The Recycler regarding Nubeprint’s cutting-edge integration of AI into its software platforms, “I witnessed the demo and it’s not only impressive; it’s revolutionary.” (https://www.therecycler.com/live/ambiente/visiting-event-2/)
The Ambiente Frankfurt trade fair, where Remanexpo has a strategic presence, had more than 150,000 visitors. The congress featured a series of conferences addressing technical developments in the remanufactured printer consumables and components sector, as well as other topics of particular relevance to the “recycling” industry.
Source: Nubeprint / https://ambiente.messefrankfurt.com/
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Asia is at the forefront of technology.
Technology in Asia has advanced at a rapid pace in recent decades, and today, several countries on the continent are world leaders in the development and adoption of cutting-edge technology. What are the keys to this significant expansion…?
One such example is China, which has emerged as a technological superpower in recent years. The country has a highly developed industry and a massive user base for its technology products and services.
Two examples of Chinese companies are Huawei, which is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of cell phones and telecommunications equipment, and Tencent, which is an Internet giant and the creator of universal gaming games.
In addition to China, other Asian nations have also experienced tremendous growth in the technology sector:
– South Korea is known for its advances in information and communication technology (ICT), and is also home to major companies such as Samsung and LG.
– Japan, meanwhile, is a leader in consumer and automotive technology, with companies such as Toyota and Sony among its ranks.
Many Asian companies have expanded their operations internationally and have taken their products and services around the world. In addition, the region has seen an increase in e-commerce and the adoption of digital currencies, with China and Japan leading the way in this area.
In terms of technological innovation, Asia has also been at the forefront in areas such as AI and robotics. In China, advanced industrial robots have been developed and research is underway in AI and Machine Learning (ML). In Japan, robotics is a growth industry and assistive robots are being developed for home and healthcare.
Despite notable achievements in the field of technology in Asia, there are also challenges to be faced:
1. The digital divide – There are still many communities that lack access to the Internet and cutting-edge technology.
2. Data protection and privacy are growing concerns in the digital world, and some countries in Asia have been criticized for their lack of adequate laws and regulations.
3. Lack of diversity in the technology sector. Although technology in Asia has been a major driver of economic growth, there is still a gender gap and a lack of inclusion of ethnic minorities in the sector.
In summary, Asian technology remains a driving force in the global world and is expected to continue to be a leader in the development and adoption of cutting-edge technology in the future. With the growing demand for technology around the world and rapid advancement in areas such as AI and robotics, Asia will continue to be an innovative force in the coming years.
Nubeprint, with 5 registered patents, offers a managed MPS solution with dynamic algorithms and filters. In 2013, it develops the first A.I. engine for MPS and, since 2017, it has a Machine Learning (ML) developed specifically for MPS.
Currently, Nubeprint has incorporated the generative AI assistant NubAI, similar to ChatGPT, which allows queries to the manager or director of the company on how to optimize its printer fleet, saving on costs and improving the management of its business.
Source: Nubeprint / https://www.kas.de/es/web/
Two examples of Chinese companies are Huawei, which is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of cell phones and telecommunications equipment, and Tencent, which is an Internet giant and the creator of universal gaming games.
In addition to China, other Asian nations have also experienced tremendous growth in the technology sector:
– South Korea is known for its advances in information and communication technology (ICT), and is also home to major companies such as Samsung and LG.
– Japan, meanwhile, is a leader in consumer and automotive technology, with companies such as Toyota and Sony among its ranks.
Many Asian companies have expanded their operations internationally and have taken their products and services around the world. In addition, the region has seen an increase in e-commerce and the adoption of digital currencies, with China and Japan leading the way in this area.
In terms of technological innovation, Asia has also been at the forefront in areas such as AI and robotics. In China, advanced industrial robots have been developed and research is underway in AI and Machine Learning (ML). In Japan, robotics is a growth industry and assistive robots are being developed for home and healthcare.
Despite notable achievements in the field of technology in Asia, there are also challenges to be faced:
1. The digital divide – There are still many communities that lack access to the Internet and cutting-edge technology.
2. Data protection and privacy are growing concerns in the digital world, and some countries in Asia have been criticized for their lack of adequate laws and regulations.
3. Lack of diversity in the technology sector. Although technology in Asia has been a major driver of economic growth, there is still a gender gap and a lack of inclusion of ethnic minorities in the sector.
In summary, Asian technology remains a driving force in the global world and is expected to continue to be a leader in the development and adoption of cutting-edge technology in the future. With the growing demand for technology around the world and rapid advancement in areas such as AI and robotics, Asia will continue to be an innovative force in the coming years.
Nubeprint, with 5 registered patents, offers a managed MPS solution with dynamic algorithms and filters. In 2013, it develops the first A.I. engine for MPS and, since 2017, it has a Machine Learning (ML) developed specifically for MPS.
Currently, Nubeprint has incorporated the generative AI assistant NubAI, similar to ChatGPT, which allows queries to the manager or director of the company on how to optimize its printer fleet, saving on costs and improving the management of its business.
Source: Nubeprint / https://www.kas.de/es/web/
In terms of technological innovation, Asia has also been at the forefront in areas such as AI and robotics. In China, advanced industrial robots have been developed and research is underway in AI and Machine Learning (ML). In Japan, robotics is a growth industry and assistive robots are being developed for home and healthcare.
Despite notable achievements in the field of technology in Asia, there are also challenges to be faced:
1. The digital divide – There are still many communities that lack access to the Internet and cutting-edge technology.
2. Data protection and privacy are growing concerns in the digital world, and some countries in Asia have been criticized for their lack of adequate laws and regulations.
3. Lack of diversity in the technology sector. Although technology in Asia has been a major driver of economic growth, there is still a gender gap and a lack of inclusion of ethnic minorities in the sector.
In summary, Asian technology remains a driving force in the global world and is expected to continue to be a leader in the development and adoption of cutting-edge technology in the future. With the growing demand for technology around the world and rapid advancement in areas such as AI and robotics, Asia will continue to be an innovative force in the coming years.
Nubeprint, with 5 registered patents, offers a managed MPS solution with dynamic algorithms and filters. In 2013, it develops the first A.I. engine for MPS and, since 2017, it has a Machine Learning (ML) developed specifically for MPS.
Currently, Nubeprint has incorporated the generative AI assistant NubAI, similar to ChatGPT, which allows queries to the manager or director of the company on how to optimize its printer fleet, saving on costs and improving the management of its business.
Source: Nubeprint / https://www.kas.de/es/web/
2. Data protection and privacy are growing concerns in the digital world, and some countries in Asia have been criticized for their lack of adequate laws and regulations.
3. Lack of diversity in the technology sector. Although technology in Asia has been a major driver of economic growth, there is still a gender gap and a lack of inclusion of ethnic minorities in the sector.
In summary, Asian technology remains a driving force in the global world and is expected to continue to be a leader in the development and adoption of cutting-edge technology in the future. With the growing demand for technology around the world and rapid advancement in areas such as AI and robotics, Asia will continue to be an innovative force in the coming years.
Nubeprint, with 5 registered patents, offers a managed MPS solution with dynamic algorithms and filters. In 2013, it develops the first A.I. engine for MPS and, since 2017, it has a Machine Learning (ML) developed specifically for MPS.
Currently, Nubeprint has incorporated the generative AI assistant NubAI, similar to ChatGPT, which allows queries to the manager or director of the company on how to optimize its printer fleet, saving on costs and improving the management of its business.
Source: Nubeprint / https://www.kas.de/es/web/
Currently, Nubeprint has incorporated the generative AI assistant NubAI, similar to ChatGPT, which allows queries to the manager or director of the company on how to optimize its printer fleet, saving on costs and improving the management of its business.
Source: Nubeprint / https://www.kas.de/es/web/
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Big Data analytics helps eCommerce growth.
Nearly 20% of sales made worldwide in 2023 were through eCommerce, a growing trend that highlights the need for companies to analyze Big Data to have an effective online sales channel. Do you want to know how…?
There is no doubt that eCommerce worldwide continues its growing trend.
In the case of Spain, one out of every five purchases (19.9%) are made through eCommerce, according to the latest data from the INE. This trend indicates that companies must adapt their sales strategy to digital channels.
The eCommerce must meet a number of requirements to be attractive:
1. Eye-catching design and intuitive navigation.
2. Image and product description well detailed.
3. Web security.
4. Easy payment, admitting different methods.
5. Good sales and after-sales service.
All this, together with a greater knowledge of customers and their buying habits thanks to data analysis (Big Data), helps the online sales channel to be key to the strategy of companies.
Big Data has become the best tool for the growth of digital commerce. It allows to know the user’s profile and behavior at the right time of purchase.
The use of eCommerce analysis tools, such as Google Analytics, makes it possible to track the main indicators to analyze how the user behaves in the process that culminates with the purchase. All this information in real time helps companies to make decisions.
Knowledge of sales and returns recorded in real time (by days, months and years), average customer spending and billing peaks, along with comparisons with previous periods, is vital for any company.
Big Data analysis will help to make the best decisions and maximize the digital commerce of each company.
Nubeprint, which has been working with AI Machine Learning for MPS for years, facilitates decision making in the management of any printer fleet. Recently, we have incorporated the NubAI generative AI assistant, which, using the Big Data of the Nubeprint system, allows the manager or executive of the company to know the exact situation of its printer fleet with a few simple questions. NubAI provides answers that analyze the data and help to optimize management, with the consequent cost savings.
SOURCE: compartiendoconocimiento.elmundo.es/ Nubeprint
In the case of Spain, one out of every five purchases (19.9%) are made through eCommerce, according to the latest data from the INE. This trend indicates that companies must adapt their sales strategy to digital channels.
The eCommerce must meet a number of requirements to be attractive:
1. Eye-catching design and intuitive navigation.
2. Image and product description well detailed.
3. Web security.
4. Easy payment, admitting different methods.
5. Good sales and after-sales service.
All this, together with a greater knowledge of customers and their buying habits thanks to data analysis (Big Data), helps the online sales channel to be key to the strategy of companies.
Big Data has become the best tool for the growth of digital commerce. It allows to know the user’s profile and behavior at the right time of purchase.
The use of eCommerce analysis tools, such as Google Analytics, makes it possible to track the main indicators to analyze how the user behaves in the process that culminates with the purchase. All this information in real time helps companies to make decisions.
Knowledge of sales and returns recorded in real time (by days, months and years), average customer spending and billing peaks, along with comparisons with previous periods, is vital for any company.
Big Data analysis will help to make the best decisions and maximize the digital commerce of each company.
Nubeprint, which has been working with AI Machine Learning for MPS for years, facilitates decision making in the management of any printer fleet. Recently, we have incorporated the NubAI generative AI assistant, which, using the Big Data of the Nubeprint system, allows the manager or executive of the company to know the exact situation of its printer fleet with a few simple questions. NubAI provides answers that analyze the data and help to optimize management, with the consequent cost savings.
SOURCE: compartiendoconocimiento.elmundo.es/ Nubeprint
Big Data has become the best tool for the growth of digital commerce. It allows to know the user’s profile and behavior at the right time of purchase.
The use of eCommerce analysis tools, such as Google Analytics, makes it possible to track the main indicators to analyze how the user behaves in the process that culminates with the purchase. All this information in real time helps companies to make decisions.
Knowledge of sales and returns recorded in real time (by days, months and years), average customer spending and billing peaks, along with comparisons with previous periods, is vital for any company.
Big Data analysis will help to make the best decisions and maximize the digital commerce of each company.
Nubeprint, which has been working with AI Machine Learning for MPS for years, facilitates decision making in the management of any printer fleet. Recently, we have incorporated the NubAI generative AI assistant, which, using the Big Data of the Nubeprint system, allows the manager or executive of the company to know the exact situation of its printer fleet with a few simple questions. NubAI provides answers that analyze the data and help to optimize management, with the consequent cost savings.
SOURCE: compartiendoconocimiento.elmundo.es/ Nubeprint
Nubeprint, which has been working with AI Machine Learning for MPS for years, facilitates decision making in the management of any printer fleet. Recently, we have incorporated the NubAI generative AI assistant, which, using the Big Data of the Nubeprint system, allows the manager or executive of the company to know the exact situation of its printer fleet with a few simple questions. NubAI provides answers that analyze the data and help to optimize management, with the consequent cost savings.