Four businessmen working on a puzzle

Visual investigations to supercharge
crime prevention

Tracing trends and relationships between events, people, organisations can be hard work. Join this panel to see how case workers and investigators can improve productivity and discovery through visual analytics.

2 July conversation

#SASchat

Discussion triggers

What are the biggest challenges facing case managers and crime investigators?
Why are self-service features important in any investigation capability?
How does life-cycle support for any investigation, search or inquiry determine success?
What role do alerts and event management play in improving investigation outcomes?
What design considerations should be considered when building investigative workspaces?

Meet the panel

Colin Field Senior Industry Consultant, Fraud & Security Intelligence, SASTwitter: @colinfield18

Colin Gray Helping public sector organisations be better at detecting fraud, SASTwitter: @GrayColinAI

Glenn Smith EMEA Head of AML & Head of Fraud UK&I, SASTwitter: @GlennSm96379521

Katarina Garaiova Fraud Prevention & Detection Advisor, SASTwitter: @KGaraiova

Luke Horrocks Helping businesses make better decisions through AI, Machine Learning and Advanced Analytics, SASTwitter: @LukeHorrocks

Sebastien Charrot Head of VI Scotland, SASTwitter: @sas_seb

Susan Trueman Principal Product Manager, SASTwitter: @truemansusan1

Vashinta Dickens Senior Product Marketing Manager, SASTwityter: @side_kick

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