Passionate about business value of IT and innovation, Looking for new insights on analytics, data management and how this can make a difference with business processes.
Around the world, combating public sector fraud is a major problem. "Benefits cheats" get the most media attention, but are by no means the biggest loss. Tax fraud is also a huge issue. And some estimates suggest that procurement fraud could dwarf both in terms of both scale and complexity.
Evaluating productivity is deceptively simple: output over input equals productivity. In reality, however, how you measure input and output can be surprisingly important. The arrival of the industrial Internet of Things (IIOT) has not altered the fundamental problems. We may have more data but deciding which data to use is
Stephen Hawking’s latest warning is stark. Robots and artificial intelligence (AI) have already played havoc with working class jobs in factories and heavy industry. Now they are set to do the same with middle class jobs, from legal work, through financial services to computer programming. Cue economic turmoil, unemployment, and
Machine learning has been around for a while, with the earliest techniques developed in the 1950s. It is currently enjoying a particularly high profile, thanks to a whole range of possible applications from self-driving cars through to Go-playing computers. But what exactly is it? I’ve just finished diving into Josefin
