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The core challenges of deploying industrial intelligence include data silos, organizational resistance (operators worry about being replaced, middle managers worry about their experience being drained, and IT-OT collaboration barriers), as well as the high cost of knowledge modeling and the difficulty of quantifying results in the short term.
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10/27/2026
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