Student's Name Institutional Affiliation Course Professor's Name Date Artificial-based intelligence marketing for Nokia 2 Abstract Due to globalization, the world is always becoming more technologically dependent, so firms must keep current to remain competitive. Adopting artificial intelligence in marketing customer relations is more crucial than ever. Automating tasks that once required human labor is another benefit of technological advancement (Akinsola, Adeagbo, Oladapo and Akinsehinde, 2022). Artificial intelligence (AI) is a growing topic in computer science that makes inroads into the corporate world. It's critical to comprehend what artificial intelligence (AI) is and how it may be used in a business's marketing operations due to the complexity of the notion itself. As a result, it is crucial to think about and assess the potential effects of technology on customer relations, particularly in the marketing process. The employment of artificial intelligence will be taken into consideration, and in this project, the critical applications of AI that may have an impact on marketing will be highlighted. To develop a comprehensive understanding of the present and potential uses of artificial intelligence in marketing, the facts and viewpoints gathered from specialists in the domains of computer engineering and programming, business, and marketing are presented in this proposal. 3 Background AI has substantially impacted customer loyalty and profitability for companies that have integrated it into their customer relationship management (CRM) and overall marketing strategy (Chintalapati and Pandey, 2021). Software and IT companies specializing in creating customized marketing strategies and programs for customer engagement and marketing have emerged in recent years. Using modern technology and data, companies worldwide are becoming more competitive, improving customer experience, and even introducing entirely new business models thanks to the massive amounts of data and cloud computing access available (Carson, 2015). They are sharing data so that they may progress faster and achieve better, more accurate results in areas such as automation and machine learning. As a percentage of the overall number of organizations with HR, the use of AI technology is still relatively low. For the sake of cost and benefit considerations, AI is most commonly deployed in giant corporations, which is a good thing. Artificial Intelligence is becoming increasingly popular, but this does not change the reality that it is becoming more and more popular. According to the research findings, it has numerous advantages for the business, saves money, and increases productivity. 4 Research Questions What can we expect in the marketing and AI industries in the future? For Nokia's marketing, what are the potential AI-enabled solutions? Does sharing so much personal information with a machine pose any risk, especially regarding businesses and their employees? Is AI-powered technologies for marketing and sales a trend? Can Nokia use artificial intelligence marketing or not. 5 Objectives The core objective of the project is to create artificial intelligence systems that can affect resource marketing and improve customer relationship management and brand image for Nokia. The project also aims to use the information and insights acquired from specialists in artificial intelligence and marketing to gain a comprehensive view of the current and future potential of artificial intelligence in marketing to make recommendations to Nokia. The goal of this project is to create a new artificial intelligence marketing application. The proposed project will investigate whether an AI-powered marketing platform will enhance Nokia sales by increasing the effectiveness of marketing and sales strategy. In addition, one of the goals is to strengthen one-on-one advertising and shift away from mass marketing. With this research, we hope to assist Nokia in improving customer convenience, which will lead to greater sales and market share for the company, as well as to determine the current usage of AI applications by enterprises in particular fields. 6 Research Method available data has been analyzed to determine the next step in the project. First, the proposal provides a brief overview of the role of artificial intelligence in marketing to help the reader better appreciate its significance. There is a conceptualization of artificial intelligence and the construction of its architecture, with a focus on its critical components. The use of quantitative research will be utilized to investigate the disciplines of artificial intelligence and digital marketing to get a knowledge of how AI is employed in Nokia's marketing and what may be expected in the future. Qualitative approaches would have a hard time revealing the insights derived from the main concepts. Marketing and sales experts, as well as those in the domains of digital marketing and artificial intelligence (AI), will be evaluated in-depth for this study using pre-determined criteria, such as their level of competence in the topic area. To have a thorough grasp of how artificial intelligence is used in Nokia's marketing and what future trends AI-powered marketing may bring, it is necessary to begin by reading the works of well-known experts in the industry, such as those found in publications, journals, and internet forums. 7 Timeline CATEGORY TASK START END Concept Market Analysis 1/07/2022 11/07/2022 Feasibility 11/07/2022 17/07/2022 Cost Estimates 17/07/2022 22/07/2022 Design System 22/07/2022 01/08/2022 01/08/2022 10/08/202 Prototyping 10/08/2022 19/02/2022 Testing 19/08/2022 29/08/2022 Development System Design Architecture Product Development 8 Resources An expert system can be created for less than $500,000 in direct labor costs by a small team of no more than 20 people. Several investments totaling at least $1,000,000 must be made if Nokia continues to be in charge of the design and implementation of an artificial intelligence system. Resources must be acquired, primarily in the form of qualified personnel and specialized machinery. Nokia needs enough performance computing resources to fully capitalize on the opportunities offered by AI. Basic AI workloads can be handled in a CPU-based environment, but deep learning requires the use of numerous large data sets and scalable neural network methodologies. It is crucial that Nokia's infrastructure can scale storage as data volume increases. The amount of AI an organization intends to use and whether real-time decisions must be made influence the type of storage the organization needs. The newest generation of Nvidia GeForce chips and their cutting-edge chipset architecture offer significantly more value for Nokia's money. They will be a useful resource for the development of the marketing platform, even though Intel has long held a majority share of the CPU market. Another important part of the infrastructure for AI is networking. 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