AI: Finding the Fraud Needle in the Big Data Haystack
A systematic AI approach used against fraud, waste, and abuse not only uncovers specific instances, but often provides additional
Topic: Industry Insights
How various industries use real-time analytics to improve the business bottom line. We explore both physical, IoT uses (such as sensor data in manufacturing, transportation, and energy) as well as use of transactional and Web data, such as in the financial services, marketing, and customer-experience management industries.
Millennial Workforce Drives Workplace Evolution
Combining intelligent video systems with AI to analyze and react in real-time lets companies automate and optimize workflows to increase business
How Synthetic Data Combats Security and Privacy Challenges in Regulated Industries
With synthetic data, financial institutions can freely use sensitive data to bolster product or service development with virtually zero risks.
IoT Researchers Propose Lag-Free Networking Solution
To reduce the risk of lag, researchers at the University of Pittsburgh have proposed a system that would give IoT devices a side channel to avoid
Industry 4.0 Progress Slow, But Progress Nonetheless
Seven in 10 executives believe that long-term business success requires the integration of Industry 4.0 technologies into their operations.
Unlocking the Potential of Electronic Health Records with AI
Major EHRs are built on database architecture, which is almost thirty years old. When AI is integrated with the EHR records, it would help to unlock the …
Continuous Intelligence Delivers Benefits Across Industries
Continuous intelligence, which relies on real-time analysis of streaming events data, is being widely adopted across many industries, for many
The Bank of 2020: Beacon of Real-Time Services
The question is no longer whether fintech will transform financial services, but which firms will apply it best and emerge as
Using CI and AI to Tackle Top Financial Services Regulatory Challenges
The complexity and ever-changing nature of fraud and financial crime patterns requires an ability to quickly and effectively spot and stop
Continuous Intelligence in Action: Lessons from 3 Use Cases
Continuous intelligence offers benefits that can help companies better optimize, predict, and automate processes for greater business