Hi Everyone. I’ve been running a maintenance software for a customer for a few years now, and it currently has a large history of equipment and maintenance records. Recently, the customer approached me with a request for an AI solution that could generate predictive maintenance suggestions and also manage technicians’ schedules, including accommodating last-minute requests within the existing agenda. My first thought was that this might not necessarily require AI—do you agree? I’d love to hear your thoughts on whether AI is the best approach for this, or if there are simpler solutions that could work.

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