How to balance cloud investment risk
The C-suite and boards of directors often think about investment decisions under three key pillars – Will this decision make money? Will it save money elsewhere? And what is the risk?
The C-suite and boards of directors often think about investment decisions under three key pillars – Will this decision make money? Will it save money elsewhere? And what is the risk?
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Open-source software is an increasingly popular software development and distribution model that may spread further in the face of financial constraints in our current economy. With publicly available source code generally offered without charge, it is tempting to look to open source for potentially significant cost savings in this time of need.
Travel enterprises need to intercept risk before it happens, and at all levels—across suppliers, employees, contractors, and other external stakeholders. Being prepared for any eventuality is critical for a quick and effective response. Any inefficiency in the event of a catastrophe can result in human, asset, and reputation loss. The ability to swiftly detect risk, and promptly contain the event is optimised through advanced intelligence operations driven by real-time behavioural foresight. Analysing data by using business intelligence, data science, and agent modeling provides actionable business and operational insights for risk mitigation.