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KI wird zum Wettbewerbsfaktor für den deutschen Mittelstand
Nicht fehlendes Kapital bremst viele Investitionen im Mittelstand, sondern die Rechnung am Standort. Kosten, Unsicherheit und Regulierung entscheiden über die Umsetzung von Vorhaben. Show more VerlagsbeilageMittelstandsfinanzierung Investitionsfähigkeit entscheidet im Mittelstand nicht nur über Finanzierung, sondern über die Umsetzung von Transformation. Förderung kann dabei mehr leisten als Kapital bereitzustellen.
„Du hast unsere Familie beschmutzt“: Das Protokoll der Horror-Tat
JavaScript wird benötigt, um exxpress.at zu nutzen. „Du hast unsere Familie beschmutzt“: Das Protokoll der Horror-Tat Weil seine Tochter einen nicht-muslimischen Freund hatte, stach ein Afghane mehr als ein Dutzend Mal auf sie ein. Die Tochter entlastete ihn gestern vor Geri... Start Aktuell Politik Forum
Über zwölfmal auf Tochter (15) eingestochen: Afghane gesteht Ehrenmordversuch!
JavaScript wird benötigt, um exxpress.at zu nutzen. Über zwölfmal auf Tochter (15) eingestochen: Afghane gesteht Ehrenmordversuch! Am Wiener Landesgericht hat unter großem Medieninteresse der Prozess wegen mutmaßlichen Ehrenmordversuchs begonnen. Die Tochter hatte einen gleichaltrigen Fr... Start Aktuell Politik Forum
Exposing the risks of customer churn using a connected graph Original
Australian businesses face an uphill battle and escalating costs when it comes to maintaining customer loyalty. Customer churn is a persistent threat to growth and revenue in today's competitive landscape. The need to replace lost customers is not only costly but also diverts resources from innovation and expansion. One of the challenges Australian businesses face is that some of the channels they traditionally relied on for early warning of customer dissatisfaction are starting to run dry.
How Australian organisations are dealing with workforce AI adoption
As employees take AI adoption into their own hands, the efficacy of internal HR, workplace, and educational policies and systems is being tested, writes Peter Philipp. It’s often said that real transformation begins when those closest to everyday challenges devise the solutions. This is ringing true in the AI space, but many Australian organisations are underprepared for what it means. The way AI is introduced into workplaces is changing.
Graph technology is made for managing multi-agent AI environments
GUEST OPINION: As more businesses incorporate AI agents into their operations, visibility and auditability around their usage is critical to building acceptance and trust. It's increasingly apparent that the next wave of artificial intelligence adoption will be driven by multi-agent systems. While generative AI and single AI agents are producing value for enterprise and government, the reality is that organisations have access to a multitude of different data sources.
Knowledge Graphs and the rise of Agentic AI Original
When generative AI systems such as ChatGPT emerged around three years ago, the business world was quick to adopt them as a means of improving productivity and reducing operational costs. Now the latest evolution of AI technology is sparking even greater interest. Dubbed Agentic AI, it involves the introduction of self-directed software agents that can execute complex tasks without human intervention.
Banking & Finance | KBI.Media
An exploration of the unique challenges and opportunities technology is providing to the banking and finance industry, and by extension, the risks that entails. March 4, 2026 | AUKUS, Banking & Finance, Sovereignty In this episode, we sit down with James Tennant, Partner and Head of JAPAC at Boka Capital, as he discusses why AUKUS needs sovereign capital to successfully deliver on its strategic ambitions.
How Graph Databases are Improving the Resilience of Supply Chains Original
Supply chains underpin many aspects of modern daily life. From keeping supermarket shelves stocked to ensuring hospitals have vital drugs, they have become important links that keep the nation functioning. In recent years, key supply chains have become increasingly digitised, ushering in transformative changes for business and consumers. On one hand, there have been more opportunities for innovation and efficiency improvements.
Overcoming the Social Media Fraud Challenge with Graph Databases
Australia’s parliamentary elections are coming under increasing pressure due to the increasing amount of misinformation and disinformation being shared on social media platforms. People share content that is intentionally misleading or not based in fact. Others share this content without checking sources or its validity. The challenge is becoming more acute with the rise of AI-generated audio and video clips.
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Peter Philipp is General ANZ for Neo4j, the world’s leading graph database and analytics company. He has more than 10 years’ experience in in GM/RVP roles across APAC and EMEA, leading high-performing go-to-market teams in enterprise software. Prior to joining Neo4j, Peter established and led Attivio’s European business for seven years, driving efficient growth through partnerships. In earlier roles he led regional sales teams at SAP and Autonomy HP.
Four ways to integrate Artificial Intelligence into existing workflows
Four ways to integrate Artificial Intelligence into existing workflows By Peter Philipp, General Manager – ANZ at Neo4j With the power and sophistication of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools growing rapidly, increasing numbers of organisations are looking for ways to integrate them into everyday workflows. However, many are encountering significant challenges. From technical barriers to unstructured implementation strategies, organisations often struggle to scale AI initiatives.
Australian businesses are asking more difficult questions of GenAI
GUEST OPINION: The honeymoon is over for generative AI, with users demanding more grounded responses and better performance at a whole-of-organisation level. Australian businesses and governments have become familiar with generative AI over the past year. However, through experimentation, it's become clear that many public-facing generative AI tools are unable to meet the needs of corporate use. A lot of this comes down to the output that public-facing tools produce when prompted for a response.
and it's just the start of what it can do to improve city livability
GUEST OPINION: A few months ago, a commute from home to a business summit in Sydney gave me pause to reflect on the technology that helped me to complete that journey. Upon arrival at the station, I tapped on at the entry gate with my credit card, and made my way to the platform, where I consulted the digital signage for the next city-bound departure.
Smart cities: connecting citizens to services
The connected commute that graph technology enables is emblematic of the direction that city life is headed, writes Peter Philipp. As we approach World Cities Day (31 October), it’s worth examining how the emergence and growing use of graph database technology is enriching the livability of cities both in Australia and farther abroad, what kinds of connected experiences are being enabled now, and what’s coming in the immediate future.
Busting money laundering in Australia is dependent on making better data connections Original
Two key interrelated themes emerged in AUSTRAC's recent national risk assessment for money laundering in Australia: the persistence of actors engaging in activity and their exploitation of legitimate structures and financial channels to carry out their work. That second finding won't be a surprise to many. Over the years, financial crime has been enabled by running the activity in plain sight, masquerading as legitimate and mundane.
Graph-based digital twins to underpin Australia's future sustainability reporting
With mandatory and “high-ambition” ESG reporting requirements on the horizon, organisations need a way to collect big data and bring it together. Australian organisations face mandatory sustainability reporting requirements from the start of next year, pending passage of related legislation. As is the case in other geographies, such as the EU, extra time is being afforded to smaller organisations.
Knowledge graphs are key to delivering responsible and trusted AI
Knowledge graphs are key to delivering responsible and trusted AI By Peter Philipp (pictured), General Manager – ANZ at Neo4j Australia’s top two tiers of government recently agreed on a national framework for assurance around their use of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Generative AI: A Revolution in Enterprise Technology
Generative AI: A Revolution in Enterprise Technology By Peter Philipp, General Manager – ANZ at Neo4j The past year has witnessed a phenomenon unlike anything seen before in the realm of enterprise technology. Generative AI (Gen AI) and large language models (LLMs) have exploded from obscurity to widespread adoption across virtually every industry.
How Generative AI can be turbocharged with knowledge graphs Original
It's been in the public consciousness for little more than a year, yet generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) is already being used by everyone from school students to chief executive officers. Gen AI tools can undertake a multitude of tasks. They can generate computer code, create natural-language interfaces, and speed data retrieval from complex systems.
The 2024 Ultimate Guide to Big Data
Overview Exploding information quantities to the emergence of the term ‘Big Data’ for datasets which can’t be handled by common database and data processing tools. It literally means what it says, but beyond Volume, there are additional characteristics commonly associated with Big Data. These include Velocity – the rate at which the data is generated (and therefore changes) is rapid; and Variety/Variability – multiple data types renders standard tools incapable of handling it.
The 2024 Ultimate Guide to IT Automation
Overview Many tasks associated with day-to-day IT service delivery are somewhat manual, repeatable and don’t require specific skills (such as provisioning or the early stages of incident management). These and other tasks can be automated, accelerating delivery and problem resolution, while reducing IT support staff workload and allowing a focus on higher-value tasks. IT Automation includes software, systems and tools, with configurable rules driving workflows and repeatable processes.
A brief look at the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East
The UNRWA was founded in 1949, shortly after the onset of the 1948 Arab-Israeli war. It became operational in May 1950. The UN founded the agency to offer aid to the more than 700,000 Palestinians who fled their homes during the 1948 conflict between five Arab states and the newly-created state of Israel. Some fled in anticipation of the war; others were forced to flee by groups fighting for Israel or after finding themselves caught in the crossfire.
Using graph technology to leverage ChatGPT-like tools
ChatGPT has delivered a natural language understanding (NLU) interface to Artificial Intelligence (AI) while highlighting challenges facing life science sector users of AI. These include how to elicit the answers needed from AI—and whether to trust the answers it provides. Generative AI works as a way to present the answers it derives from a Large Language Model (LLM).
AI and graph technology to improve patient care
The ability to navigate large volumes of unstructured data is a step toward better outcomes, efficiencies, and opportunities in medical research. The increasing digitisation of healthcare and medical research, from telemedicine to electronic health records, is creating exciting opportunities to use data to drive new efficiencies.
1943: Churchill, Roosevelt e Stalin combinam ataque à Alemanha nazista
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1960: Chipre torna-se independente do Reino Unido
No dia 16 de agosto de 1960, o Chipre tornou-se independente do Reino Unido. O arcebispo Macário 3° foi quem proclamou a independência.O Chipre, um país fundado por colonos gregos em 1500 a.C. e hoje dividido em dois Estados, já foi dominado por vários povos. A ilha do Mediterrâneo já esteve nas mãos de assírios, egípcios, persas, gregos e romanos, passando em 395 da era cristã para Bizâncio.
1967: Eclode a Guerra dos Seis Dias
No dia 5 de junho de 1967, Israel atacou o Egito, a Síria e a Jordânia. O episódio, conhecido como a Guerra dos Seis Dias, terminou no dia 10 de junho.Desde a promulgação do Estado de Israel, em 1948, seus vizinhos árabes continuaram lutando pela criação de um Estado palestino, o que envolveu israelenses e árabes em sucessivos conflitos. Em 1956, aumentaram as atividades terroristas dos sabotadores árabes no sul de Israel, infiltrados do Egito.
1924: Fim do califado na Turquia
No dia 3 de março de 1924, encerravam-se os 600 anos de poder do Império Otomano. A Assembleia da Turquia dissolveu o califado e expulsou os representantes da dinastia.Em seu auge, durante a segunda metade do século 16, o Império Otomano se estendia por todo o Oriente Médio, a partir do atual Iraque, até a Hungria e o Norte da África. Seus regentes haviam assumido os títulos dos califas muçulmanos para ressaltar a supremacia no mundo islâmico.
1955: Firmado Pacto de Bagdá
No dia 24 de fevereiro de 1955, por iniciativa dos Estados Unidos, foi criada a Organização do Tratado do Oriente Médio, com a participação do Reino Unido.A 24 de fevereiro de 1955, a Turquia e o Iraque assinaram uma aliança de defesa – o chamado Pacto de Bagdá –, ao qual aderiram, nos meses seguintes, o Irã, o Paquistão e o Reino Unido. Esses acordos de segurança mútua eram criticados pela então União Soviética. Ancara e Islamabad já haviam firmado um acordo parecido em 1954.
1519: Cortés prende Montezuma, rei dos astecas
Eles saudaram os espanhóis como deuses. Mas os recém-chegados tinham outras intenções. No dia 14 de novembro de 1519, Hernán Cortés prendeu o todo-poderoso Montezuma.O céu ganhou cor de fogo. Uma enorme coluna de fumaça subiu do horizonte até a lua. De repente, o templo de Hutzilo-Poktli estava em chamas. Assim, sem mais nem por quê. Não era incêndio criminoso, nem resultado da queda de um raio. O templo Tzon-Molco igualmente era devorado pelo fogo. No céu, podiam-se ver cometas.
Kommentar Ausnahmezustand in Ägypten: Feuer in Kairo
Kommentar Ausnahmezustand in Ägypten Feuer in Kairo Al-Sisi bezeichnet den Ausnahmezustand als Waffe im Kampf gegen den Terrorismus. Jetzt muss er beweisen, dass er sich nicht wie Assad verhält. Ist der Ausnahmezustand eine Verbesserung oder eine Verschlechterung des ägyptischen Alltags?
Kommentar Verhältnis Israel-USA: Netanjahu sauer auf Obama
Kommentar Verhältnis Israel-USA Netanjahu sauer auf Obama Schon das von Obama eingefädelte Atomabkommen mit Iran hat in Israel für Entsetzen gesorgt. Die jüngste UN-Resolution führt jetzt fast zum Eklat. Hat seinem Verbündeten Netanjahu (l) auf den letzten Metern seiner Amtszeit noch eine Lektion erteilt: Noch-Präsident Obama Foto: dpa Gegenseitige Verstimmung und Verärgerung hatten schon seit geraumer Zeit das Verhältnis zwischen Barack Obama und Benjamin Netanjahu geprägt.
Kommentar Russland und Iran für Assad: Im Stich gelassen
Kommentar Russland und Iran für AssadIm Stich gelassenDie russische Luftwaffe startet ihre Angriffe gegen die Gegner des Assad-Regimes nun von iranischem Boden aus. Ein Bündnis mit Folgen.
Wahlen als Beruhigungsmittel
Kommentar Assads Zukunft in SyrienWahlen als BeruhigungsmittelBaschar al-Assad ist angeblich mit freien Wahlen einverstanden. Bei näherem Hinsehen zeigt sich, dass das kaum glaubwürdig sein kann. Der syrische Machthaber spielt, mitten im Krieg, Normalität Foto: reuters Wenn das Volk es wolle, dann sei er zu vorgezogenen Präsidentschaftswahlen bereit: Der syrische Staatschef Baschar al-Assad versichert, dass er damit „kein Problem“ habe. Wer’s glaubt, wird selig.
Mission längst nicht beendet
Kommentar Russlands Teilabzug in SyrienMission längst nicht beendetEin Teil der russischen Truppen zieht aus Syrien ab. Putin hat einige seiner Ziele erreicht und wird ein wichtiger Player in Nahost bleiben. Und nun geht‘s heim? Russischer Kampfpilot in Syrien. Foto: ap Theatralisch verkündigte George W. Bush am 1. Mai 2003 auf dem US-Flugzeugträger „Lincoln“, die Mission im Irak sei erfüllt. Wir wissen längst, dass die Probleme im Zweistromland da erst richtig anfingen.
Der Tod des Frühlings
Debatte Ägypten nach der RevolutionDer Tod des FrühlingsVor fünf Jahren stürzten die Demonstranten des Kairoer Tahrirplatzes das Regime von Husni Mubarak. Die erhoffte Demokratie brachte das nicht. Enttäuschte Hoffnungen: Demonstranten auf dem Tahrirplatz in Kairo am 30. Januar 2011. Foto: dpa Als „Tag des Zorns“ hatten die Demonstranten den fünften Tag ihres Protests deklariert, weil dieser 29. Januar 2011 ein Freitag war und man sich da größeren Zulauf versprach.
Chance oder Schachzug?
Debatte Iran nach dem AtomabkommenChance oder Schachzug?Nach der Einigung im Streit über das Nuklearprogramm setzen viele auf tiefgreifende Veränderungen. Die kommen nicht über Nacht, sagen Realisten. Metropole Teheran: Falls die Entspannung anhält, sind Investitionen nötig.
Searching for the Inner Life of Islam
10th Anniversary of the Death of Annemarie Schimmel · 24.01.2013 As one of the most eminent western scholars of Islam, Annemarie Schimmel is still held in high esteem in the Islamic world. But despite being a kind of a mystic herself, the German got entangled in the fraught relations between East and West.
A European approach
German scholarship of Islam experienced its heyday around 100 years ago. Back then, Ignaz Goldziher and Theodor Nöldeke presented studies on early Islam, the Koran and the emergence of Islamic law, publications still viewed as vitally important to this day. For some years now, scholars have reconnected with these glory years of research into early Islam from a quite different perspective, at among others the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities.
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