AML and fraud prevention: Better together?
Why fraud prevention and anti-money laundering teams can learn a lot from each other—and how convergence can benefit both.
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Why courses need to prepare data scientists for continuous adaptation
Skills shortages in data science affect every company and organisation that tries to automate and adopt AI over the next few years.
Demand Planning in Life Sciences During COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed the vulnerability of pharmaceutical supply chains. Pharma companies are focusing on risk management to improve the resilience of their networks. Most of the measures they will take, including on-shoring, over capacities and redundancies, will lead to higher costs. To decrease inventory levels across these new
One Small Step for Prostate Cancer Patients, One Giant Leap for Prostate Cancer Research
In May, I joined several SAS colleagues, academics, clinicians, pharmaceutical companies, and other information and technology specialists for the first-ever IMI PIONEER Hackathon for prostate cancer research. A few weeks later, as I watched the SpaceX launch on TV, it occurred to me that space trips and cancer research have
Meet LDTI – IFRS 17’s ‘little American brother’
If the regulation is delayed, many insurers have embarked on the LDTI journey while focusing on Business Continuity efforts.
From AI Models to Supermodels
Fast forward to today and a batch run decision is simply not enough.
5G – and 5 other good reasons for smarter network management
Intelligent Decisioning can help telcos adapt to disruption, meet new demands and plan for the future.
The Decisions of Things
An Essential Role for Intelligent Decisioning in Telecommunications
A data scientist finds her way in a world of data
Your journey could look very different to mine, but I think as long as you’re curious, you’re on the right track!
How rapid analytics app deployment accelerates transformation
I think that this pandemic has put digital transformation at the top of every executive agenda.