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AI roadmapAI strategy for banks: a three-year roadmap
Bank AI pilots often stall in model risk review. This roadmap avoids that in four stages, from governed customer data to agents for onboarding, credit, fraud and AML, with worked examples from retail, SME and corporate banking.
· 12 min read
AI roadmapAI roadmap for insurers and wealth managers
Insurers and wealth managers keep most of what they know in documents. Here is how I plan AI for them over three years, with worked examples from claims, underwriting and advice.
· 12 min read
AI roadmapAI roadmap for manufacturing: from plant data to agents
Your AI pilot works on one line and never reaches the second plant. Here is the four-stage roadmap I use to fix that, with worked examples from presses, rolling mills and planning desks.
· 12 min read
AI roadmapRetail AI roadmap: from clean data to AI agents
Most retailers have plenty of data and little trust in it. This retail AI roadmap fixes product, stock and customer data first, then adds governed AI, agents for forecasting, pricing and service, and AI across the business.
· 12 min read
DatabricksDatabricks Genie and Agent Bricks: AI on enterprise data
Databricks Genie lets business users ask questions of governed data in plain language, and Agent Bricks is where developers build agents on top. Here is what each does today, what makes answers accurate, where it breaks, and how to run a first pilot in manufacturing or defence.
· 10 min read
SnowflakeSnowflake Cortex AI and Snowflake Intelligence explained
Snowflake Cortex AI is the set of AI services that run inside your Snowflake account. Here is what each part does, what it costs at list price, where the risks sit and how to run a first pilot in manufacturing or defence.
· 10 min read
DatabricksWhat is Databricks used for? A plain-English guide
Databricks is where companies bring their data together, clean it, and use it for reporting, machine learning and AI. Here is what it does, what it is not for, and how to tell whether you need it.
· 10 min read
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