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Mathematical optimization drives the analyses of multiple “what-if” scenarios, allowing the business to examine them in a virtual environment, then compare the potential outcomes of each before committing to the best one under the given circumstances.
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Gurobot, the first initiative under the Gurobi Intelligence framework, delivers immediate support, troubleshooting, and more.
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New initiative expands external collaboration and accelerates innovation in mathematical optimization.
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Global surface manufacturer streamlines operations and prevents bottlenecks with help from Gurobi-powered optimization.
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Gurobi’s Jerry Yurchisin dispels myths around mathematical optimization and outlines its role in enabling smarter, prescriptive, data-driven decision making.
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Forbes explores Qlik’s new Open Lakehouse built on Apache Iceberg, and includes commentary from Gurobi on the growing role of optimization in today’s enterprise data landscape.
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In a recent episode of the AI Think Tank Podcast, Gurobi’s Senior Data Scientist, Jerry Yurchisin, discusses how mathematical optimization is not just enhancing AI but fundamentally empowering better decision-making across industries.
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Event to showcase latest advances and innovative use cases in mathematical optimization.
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Survey of over 1,000 data scientists reveals key trends, opportunities, and challenges in the field.
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CEO Duke Perrucci and Senior Mathematical Optimization Specialist at Gurobi Ed Klotz join Datacamp's Richie Cotton to explore decision intelligence, optimization, the synergy between optimization and ML, challenges in model building, the role of LLMs in democratizing optimization, and much more.
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