Business Analytics, Corporate Intelligence, Information Management, knowledge Management, Risk Mitigation, SEMANTICS
Investment is a key element in every growing company. Organizations tend to invest in solutions that can help them address specific business issues; so, when they need to improve their sales activities, they evaluate and eventually invest in specific tools, when they need to update their products or services, they invest on R&D, etc. But
“Today is only one day in all the days that will ever be. But what will happen in all the other days that ever come can depend on what you do today”. – Ernest Hemingway Artificial Intelligence technologies and capabilities are driving digital transformation, growth and opportunity in nearly every sector. According to PwC, the
Artificial Intelligence, Business Analytics, Corporate Intelligence, No Category, Risk Mitigation
The GDPR is without a doubt one of the most discussed topics of discussion in companies around the globe in 2018. With the deadline approaching—GDPR will officially go into effect on May 25, 2018—we know that you may still have questions around this EU Regulation: ● What is the GDPR? ● When will the GDPR
For banks, the risk environment has changed drastically over the past few years. Changing and complex regulations and growingly digital and multi-channel data volumes are just some of the forces driving change, and the risks are numerous. Cyber security threats, changes in customer expectations, regulatory changes for data privacy and compliance, third parties such as
Your supply chain, your competitors, your customers—companies need to make sure that any potential risk or opportunity is on your radar. With so much information available, companies may find it challenging to distinguish which information matters without the proper tools for analyzing it. Market Intelligence Tools can help companies collect, analyze and utilize business data
The interconnectedness of today’s world poses unique challenges that force corporate security and intelligence units to adopt new risk management tools. Rather than just monitoring and reacting to threats, companies must be able to anticipate risks. To do so, they require more complete, real-time and strategic risk information to power decision making. Identifying risks Using
Cyber Defense Solutions Tips and Curiosities – Today’s cyber threats are becoming increasingly difficult to defend against, even for the strongest cyber defense solutions available. Digital innovation, connected products and devices (known as the Internet of Things), financial crises in an ever-changing regulatory environment, and digital attacks and other cyber crimes are just a few
Given the increasing globalization of business and supply chains, current risk analysis techniques are unable to address the increasing complexity of the risk environment. To make sense of unstructured data, companies need a risk management framework to aggregate and analyze data more efficiently and effectively. Let’s take a closer look at some of the benefits
Marco Varone
Daniel Mayer
Andrea Melegari
Marketing Staff