Close collaboration with the customer's scientists is essential.
The customers data scientists could also use Smyte to deploy (but not train) their own custom machine learning models, too.
With those same guinea-pig customers, the scientists tinkered again with the cart, creating a glossy placard that hung inside the baskets like the mirrors.
To help keep itself going, the program resorted to selling rides to Russia's Mir space station, the only permanent space outpost at the time, finding customers among scientists and space programs in other nations.
Executives from HP's computer sales division look for customers; lab scientists work on things like moving data faster between computer servers in a data center via light, instead of wire, and on software to analyze huge amounts of information.
This marketing-oriented dynamic (customers, health scientists, activists, and the media complain and McDonald's reacts constructively by promising betterment) is fairly recent.
In the research world, a scientist aims to generate results and publications; in the servicing world, a scientist aims to help the scientist customer achieve results.
"And of course, besides funding, we offer introductions to Intel scientists, customers and partners all over the world".
Peters, Rice & Sundararajan, 2004 The rates for the graduation of companies are higher in incubators that offer coaching such as training, and in those that provide access to networking, e.g., consultants, scientists, customers, and other business firms.
Not only did he get ground-level experience in a small business, but one customer, a local scientist from Princeton University, saw the boy's potential and visited every weekend to teach Andrew advanced math and physics.
