Million Dollar Small Business Ideas-Artificial Intelligence

The "Million Dollar Small Business Ideas" series captures the hottest technology trends that will reshape our world and forecasts their growth and applications. Many of these markets are projected to grow by more than 50% in the next year, with related investment dollars and top talent flooding into these innovative companies. The "Million Dollar Small Business Ideas-Artificial Intelligence" book drills down on this disrupting technology and describes twenty segments in the market that are ripe for entrepreneurial small business people. What sets this book a part from so many other business books? It provides actual market research data from a leading market analysis company used by the largest investment banks so that an entrepreneur can make real-world decisions. "Million Dollar Small Business Ideas" readers can use the trend analysis and market sizing/growth rate data in a variety of ways:
- Niche markets that entrepreneurs can exploit
- Pinpoints the best opportunities for future small business growth
- Match markets with an entrepreneurs interests and talents Some of the high-growth markets featured in the "Million Dollar Small Business Ideas-Artificial Intelligence" edition include:
- Artificial Intelligence Services Market
- Artificial Intelligence Software Market
- Artificial Intelligence in Applications Market
- Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Market The "Million Dollar Small Business Ideas" is helpful for readers, no matter the level of expertise - from beginner to expert. "Million Dollar Small Business Ideas" shows you how to make the future work for you and help you achieve your financial and career goals. Why start a dog walking business when there are super-growth markets with incredible customer demand already built-in? Barnes Reports, established in 1998, is a leading U.S. market research company based in Naples, Florida. Barnes Reports publishes hundreds of market research reports on global industries and products in the largest global information databases, such as EBSCO, S&P Global, and Refinitiv.