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Join our resident Business Ninja Kelsey and Andrew Amann, CEO and Founder of NineTwoThree Studio. In this episode, they talk about using AI and data analytics to guess predictable solutions for the future.

NineTwoThree Studio incubates their own digital venture ideas and partners with companies looking to seize new business opportunities with clever digital products and services. Their proven methodologies make the process of launching and growing digital ventures more predictable and repeatable. Since its founding in 2012, the people at NineTwoThree Studio has worked around the clock to establish a track record of reliably creating value and delivering results for partners and shareholders.

Learn more about NineTwoThree Studio by visiting their website:  https://www.ninetwothree.co/
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