ARCHITECTURE OF MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS BASED ON HYBRID INTELLIGENCE: INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO PROCESS OPTIMIZATION

This paper presents a study on the architecture of management systems powered by hybrid intelligence, which combines the capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI) with human expertise to enhance the efficiency and adaptability of business processes. The relevance of this work is driven by the increasing demands for intelligent management solutions in the context of digital transformation. The paper outlines the key architectural elements of such systems, including machine learning techniques, predictive analytics, natural language processing, and expert systems, along with their integration into a unified management platform. Special attention is given to optimizing decision-making processes through the combination of automated data analysis with human intuition and expert evaluations. The paper discusses successful examples of the application of hybrid intelligent systems across various industries, demonstrating their effectiveness in managing uncertainty and rapidly changing markets. The author also explores the future potential of hybrid intelligence as a strategic management tool capable of significantly enhancing the productivity and competitiveness of modern enterprises.

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Вестник КазАТК
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2024-10-28
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https://doi.org/10.52167/1609-1817-2024-135-6-223-231
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ARCHITECTURE OF MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS BASED ON HYBRID INTELLIGENCE: INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO PROCESS OPTIMIZATION

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ARCHITECTURE OF MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS BASED ON HYBRID INTELLIGENCE: INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO PROCESS OPTIMIZATION

Gaukhar Kamalova, Салима Исраилова, Аkmaral Kassymova, Женис Багисов, Gulmira Amanturlina
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This paper presents a study on the architecture of management systems powered by hybrid intelligence, which combines the capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI) with human expertise to enhance the efficiency and adaptability of business processes. The relevance of this work is driven by the increasing demands for intelligent management solutions in the context of digital transformation. The paper outlines the key architectural elements of such systems, including machine learning techniques, predictive analytics, natural language processing, and expert systems, along with their integration into a unified management platform. Special attention is given to optimizing decision-making processes through the combination of automated data analysis with human intuition and expert evaluations. The paper discusses successful examples of the application of hybrid intelligent systems across various industries, demonstrating their effectiveness in managing uncertainty and rapidly changing markets. The author also explores the future potential of hybrid intelligence as a strategic management tool capable of significantly enhancing the productivity and competitiveness of modern enterprises.

Вестник КазАТКVol. 135(6)
L. N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University (KZ), Muhammadiyah University of Makassar (ID)
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ARCHITECTURE OF MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS BASED ON HYBRID INTELLIGENCE: INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO PROCESS OPTIMIZATION — Gaukhar Kamalova, Салима Исраилова, et al. · Вестник КазАТК (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS