How do you identify potentially disruptive technologies in your market space? In an adjacent market space? How can you identify threats to your essential product portfolio or the potential benefit of acquiring or licensing outside IP to mitigate the disruptions? Let’s explore the field of artificial intelligence (AI) in additive manufacturing and materials science and how Nerac analysts can help answer these questions. Access the sample report here.
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