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Implementation Challenges and Solutions

In: AI for Advanced Manufacturing and Industrial Applications

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  • Bidyut Sarkar
  • Rudrendu Kumar Paul

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This chapter addresses the multiple challenges faced by manufacturing organizations in implementing AI-driven processes and provides actionable solutions for overcoming them. Key areas of focus include handling large, diverse datasets, ensuring model explainability, embedding AI within legacy systems, and fostering cultural transformation to support AI adoption. The chapter introduces frameworks for scalable data infrastructure and robust data cleansing to manage the complexities of manufacturing data. It also explores advanced techniques such as LIME and SHAP for enhancing model interpretability and accountability, ensuring ethical AIEthical AI practices. Solution strategies for integrating AI into existing workflows are covered in detail, including the use of MLOps for automating machine learning pipelines, APIs for seamless system interoperability, and containerized microservices for scalability. The importance of aligning AI initiatives with regulatory compliance and ethical considerations is emphasized, along with practical approaches for ongoing monitoring and adherence. The chapter also highlights the critical role of employee upskilling and leadership buy-in in driving successful AI transformation. Change management strategies and cross-functional collaboration are explored as enablers of organizational alignment. Illustrated through real-world use cases, this chapter equips manufacturers with end-to-end guidance to navigate AI implementation challenges and achieve sustained innovation and efficiency.

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  • Bidyut Sarkar & Rudrendu Kumar Paul, 2025. "Implementation Challenges and Solutions," Springer Books, in: AI for Advanced Manufacturing and Industrial Applications, chapter 0, pages 113-140, Springer.
  • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-031-86091-1_5
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-86091-1_5
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