The Challenge for SMEs: Accessing AI and Data
As the number of business failures continues to rise, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) find themselves at a crossroads. Unlike large corporations that can easily access standardized solutions, SMEs often struggle to find tailored offerings that meet their unique needs. The traditional consulting approach, which predominantly focuses on large organizations, frequently overlooks the specific requirements of mid-sized businesses. Business leaders of SMEs share common goals, such as streamlining complex tasks, eliminating tedious processes, enhancing operational efficiency, achieving significant cost savings, developing effective marketing campaigns, and optimizing customer service. However, these objectives can feel out of reach without customized solutions.
Yakadata: A Game Changer for SMEs
In response to this need, Yakadata emerges as an innovative player that prioritizes a human-centric and pragmatic approach. The company focuses on testing and piloting solutions in real-world scenarios to enable its clients to experience the advantages of artificial intelligence (AI) and data management firsthand. This methodology has already attracted a multitude of SMEs across France. “We have supported five SMEs in 2023, and by year’s end, we aim to assist around 15 more from regions such as Paris, Haute-Savoie, Montpellier, and Lyon,” explains Jean-François Deldon, the founder of Yakadata.
Empowering SMEs with AI and Data
Yakadata stands out by seamlessly integrating AI and data into the daily operations of SMEs, with a strong focus on employee involvement. The core philosophy is that AI and data should serve these businesses, not the other way around. Each project begins with a thorough diagnosis to pinpoint the precise needs of the organization and its workforce, aiming to maximize value and minimize required efforts.
To facilitate the adoption of these technologies, Yakadata organizes strategic workshops and conferences ranging from one hour to an entire day. These sessions encompass presentations, live demos, and interactive workshops that help participants recognize the opportunities offered by AI and data, while also defining practical applications for their enterprises.
Yakadata’s training programs, lasting from a few hours to two days, are accessible to all, requiring no prior technical knowledge. The objective is to provide a clear understanding of these technologies, their capabilities, and to equip participants with tools, operational methods, and methodologies that foster their integration into their respective business environments.
A Strong Commitment to Supporting SMEs
Yakadata accompanies SMEs throughout their journey, from the initial assessment to the technical implementation of projects. The diagnostics conducted are eligible for the IA Booster 2030 program by Bpifrance, allowing SMEs to access funding for their AI and data initiatives. “We focus on projects that promise a swift return on investment for both employees and the organization,” emphasizes Jean-François Deldon.
Yakadata also specializes in project management, automation, and the implementation of AI solutions, always ensuring that its offerings align with the maturity level of the teams and the financial constraints faced by SMEs. Deldon’s extensive background, starting from his education at the prestigious École des Ponts ParisTech to innovating at Michelin, where he led several R&D initiatives, positions Yakadata as a formidable ally for SMEs navigating their digital transformation.
“I wanted to move beyond the limitations of large enterprises that can be slow to adapt,” confesses Deldon. Since the inception of Yakadata, he has already guided numerous SMEs through their digital transformation, leveraging his expertise in AI and uncertainty management.
This article is based on a press release received by the editorial team.
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