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Resiliency Rules

Stories about the five principles (speed and agility, innovation, equity and responsibility, data culture and literacy and curiosity) organizations need to adapt and keep pace with – or outpace – market changes.

Analytics | Data Management | Fraud & Security Intelligence

Alex KwiatkowskiMay 15, 2023 0

Could these tips help prevent the next bank failure?

The reverberations of SVB’s collapse continue to be felt in the banking industry. Markets remain jittery and the negative news headlines keep coming. First Republic Bank had its credit rating downgraded into junk territory by S&P Global, causing its share price to plummet by 47 percent before rallying. On the

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Banking

Data Management

Reggie TownsendApril 27, 2023 0

Data quality: The foundation for trustworthy AI

I see the term resilience in a lot of business literature these days. Intuitively, it makes sense. After a pandemic, global supply chain disruptions and resulting economic fragility, executives understandably consider adaptability, durability and how best to operate with a strength of character – all attributes that define resilience. Many

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Advanced Analytics | Analytics | Speed and Agility

Udo SglavoApril 7, 2023 1

From surviving to thriving: The importance of speed and agility in resilient businesses

In 2023, businesses recognize the need to be resilient. With the global disruptions we’ve faced over the last few years, and continuing disruptions and instabilities, the need for organizational resilience has never been clearer. By building resiliency, organizations can adapt to changing circumstances, maintain stability and minimize damage from unexpected events.

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Analytics

Jenn ChaseMarch 27, 2023 0

5 rules to make your organization more resilient

The last few years have been full of disruption. As a leader, there were days when it felt like all I did was find ways to solve the latest unprecedented problem. While things have certainly stabilized since the early days of the pandemic, business hardly feels “as usual.” The recent

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Communications

Analytics | Artificial Intelligence

Bryan HarrisMarch 27, 2023 0

From data-driven to AI-driven: Scaling human productivity and decision making

Given the headlines each week, it is clear that global disruption and economic volatility are not slowing down. At the same time, information overload is far exceeding human capacity. Despite these pressures, business goals remain the same: improve revenue, increase margins, operate more efficiently and meet customer expectations. So, how do

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Analytics

Jay UpchurchMarch 27, 2023 0

CIO to CIO: Closing the resiliency gap in your organization

When your company's resiliency is put to the test, how will you manage? Do you have a game plan that keeps the ball in your hands throughout the game? Or if there's a turnover, can you quickly regain control and execute a strong offense? How much of your resiliency playbook

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Analytics | Machine Learning

Olivia OjedaMarch 21, 2023 0

How agriculture scientists are using machine learning to farm efficiently

Today, more than half of the world’s habitable land is used for agriculture. It fuels the economy, a large portion of the supply chain and, most importantly, people. With an ever-growing population, it is crucial to work with crops efficiently. A critical factor in growing crops is knowing the condition

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AgTech

Advanced Analytics | Analytics

Nicholas QuirkeMarch 20, 2023 0

How STEM graduates are enhancing financial crime detection in the banking industry

With an industry skills gap upon us, an estimated 85% of Fortune 500 organisations are still looking for talent today. SAS remains committed to helping university students with SAS® skills gain work placement with SAS customers today – as they’ve done for over a decade. Westpac is Australia’s first bank

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Banking

Risk Management

Alex KwiatkowskiMarch 20, 2023 0

From Doyen to Disaster: Early lessons from the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank

5,821 days. That’s the time that separates Silicon Valley Bank’s (SVB) collapse and the failure of real estate investment trust New Century in 2007, notably the first domino to fall in the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) of 2007-08. Last week’s events represent a sobering reality check. In 2023, banks can

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Banking

Analytics

Donald van DeventerMarch 16, 2023 2

Interest rate risk: Job insecurity is back for risk managers

One of Warren Buffett’s most famous quotes goes like this: “Only when the tide goes out do you discover who’s been swimming naked.” That time is now for interest rate risk managers, who have been basking in the warm sea of declining interest rates for most of the last four

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Banking

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