Algorithm audit is a growing area as companies increasingly rely on machine learning algorithms to make decisions. But what do business managers need to know about these audits? We have a responsibility to audit our algorithms Artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms have an increasingly central role in decision making in our
Data processing, data integration, data quality, data security - all these topics sound like a compulsory program for IT and not as “hot” as analytics, data science, the Internet of Things or artificial intelligence. However, companies globally have long recognized that data management is at least as important as the
Call centres have been around for a good few years now, and have had their fair share of bad press. Most of us have horror stories about the length of time spent on hold, or our inability to speak to the right person or get a helpful response, or even
6 listopada 2017 podczas tegorocznej, 23. już edycji SAS Forum będzie można uczestniczyć w sesji InnovAction. Jest to nowa formuła w cyklicznych konferencjach SAS, do której zapraszamy przedstawicieli firm z całego świata, aby podzielili się z nami swoimi doświadczeniami z wdrożeń rozwiązań analitycznych, które diametralnie zmieniły sposób prowadzenia biznesu.
There is, or can be, an enormous gulf between IT teams and business users. We know that this gulf should not exist — after all, the main function of IT teams is to allow business users to generate the maximum value from usable tools, drawing on their business knowledge. However,
The importance of risk management has always been clear in financial services, but it is growing in other industries, including energy and telecommunication companies. This importance is being amplified through increasing demand for risk and finance integration. New risk data architecture is needed to focus on the integration of time
There is massive excitement — and some fear — about AI. The buzz is definitely building, as more and more people start talking about it. But although there is enthusiasm about the potential of AI and its building blocks, there is much less discussion about how organisations should start
Have you heard of Kevin Ashton? The British technology pioneer co-founded the Auto-ID Center at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the organization responsible for developing an international standard for RFID. But more importantly for us, more than 20 years ago, he had a vision of computers gathering information about
Manufacturing companies are undergoing a huge pressure to continually increase efficiency, productivity, lower costs, Net Working Capital and other KPIs. Strategies for doing so are many – lean strategies, improved forecasting and planning, closer supply chain collaboration to name a few. In this article, I will discuss the latter –
Does procurement integrity really matter? Fighting procurement fraud and optimizing procurement cycles is difficult, not least because it often involves employees. Asking your employees to police each other can cause problems, because it implies a lack of trust, and trust is what relationships are built on. If you undermine the
