Most powerful stories begin with people. For IOM Uganda, that means individuals and communities uprooted by disasters and climate-driven migration. Their work sits at the intersection of uncertainty, where movement, risk and response are constantly shifting, often without a clear picture of what’s happening in real time. When SAS Data
Before the day properly begins, there is already movement. A few steps between shacks. A bucket, a tap and a narrow strip of soil that refuses to be ‘too small’ to matter. In an informal settlement on the edge of the Cradle of Humankind, food is not just bought. It
Many executives may be feeling supply chain anxiety. The pace of disruptions – weather events, aggressive marketing techniques, transportation bottlenecks, and more – remains high, and there are already signs of consumer uncertainty in 2024. To manage the unknown and keep supply chains strong, some organizations are employing intelligent, real-time
