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The India story: graph technology can power the country’s data-driven growth
India’s growth story has always been defined by scale. That scale is becoming increasingly digital these days. The country is producing data at an unprecedented rate, from AI-led businesses and platform-driven commerce to real-time digital payments and public digital infrastructure.…
June 20, 2026Why India must rethink supply chain resilience through connected data
In recent years, Indian companies have been exposed to vulnerabilities in their supply chains processes due to a variety of challenges, including pandemic shutdowns, geopolitical tensions, the climate crisis disruptions, and ever changing and complex regulations. As India looks to…
June 19, 2026From fraud detection to AI governance: why connected data matters
Popular TV shows like _Industry_ have brought the drama of risk and misconduct inside financial institutions into the spotlight. While the media tends to frame fraud as something driven by personal ambition, secrecy, and power, the reality facing banks is…
June 15, 2026Why most AI programs stall, and what it will take to scale them
They say a lot can happen in a week in politics. So imagine how much can change in a year within the world of AI! Even 12 months ago, Gen AI still wasn’t mainstream worldwide. But by the end of…
June 12, 2026Reimagining IT management in India: how AI and graphs are powering a unified view of IT
With India’s digital economy undergoing a radical transformation due to the convergence of cloud technology, AI, and big data, it has become imperative to manage IT systems effectively. The rapid acceleration of digital transformation in enterprises and initiatives like Digital India,…
April 30, 2026Industry’s spotlight on financial crime’s hidden networks
HBO’s Industry has returned for its fourth season placing financial misconduct front and centre, from market manipulation to coordinated trades. Although the show dramatises financial crime through personal vendettas and ambitions, the series captures something real; financial crime rarely comes…
March 31, 2026Catching connected criminals: exposing the networks driving modern fraud
Financial crime is not a series of isolated events committed by individual actors. Modern fraudsters coordinate, distribute and engineer their operations across fragmented systems, using interconnected mule accounts, synthetic identities, layered payment flows, and devices. Each of these elements appears…
March 31, 2026Your AI is operating with half a brain. Here’s the missing piece
There is a growing disconnect between AI’s promise and the ability of enterprise AI projects to deliver tangible productivity and ROI gains. Recent research from MIT shows a staggering 95% failure rate for GenAI pilot programmes. The timeline for meaningful…
March 30, 2026The Hormuz crisis proves it, our supply chains are dangerously exposed
Orders by Iran to block the Strait of Hormuz are causing huge disruption to global supply chains. The volume of ships able to pass through the route – which a fifth of the world’s oil normally travels through – has…
March 30, 2026