EDGE 2022 – Drive change when change is optional

In a recent MIT Sloan article, being highly innovative was ranked one of the top reasons people are leaving during the Great Resignation. So, how do you adopt innovative technology and drive change in a way that doesn’t drive your people away? It requires you to create a culture that is open to change, specifically … Read more

EDGE 2022 – Advances in Data Science for Anomaly Detection

This session will cover recent and coming innovations in data science for the use of anomaly detection in financial and operational influenced financial data sets. Specifically, attendees will learn about the data science behind analyzing transaction structure changes between periods, dealing with linking batched transactions, and more.

EDGE 2022 – Supplementing Traditional BI Dashboards with Anomaly Detection

Traditional business intelligence analytics are typically focused on screening to find insights. This session will cover when and how it makes sense to supplement traditional business intelligence dashboards with risk scores of the underlying data. Further, attendees will learn when and how to plan for comparing high-volume activity accounts versus low-volume activity in summary presentations.

EDGE 2022 – Operating at Scale

Many organizations are very good and performing analysis on limited scoped data sets. However, most organizations have not planned for operating at scale in our current environment of explosive data growth. This session will cover the past experiences of former Chief Architect of IBM Watson Analytics and current MindBridge CTO and approaches for organizations to … Read more

EDGE 2022 – The Use of Anomaly Detection in Traditional Audit Methodologies

There is still a misconception that standards and regulations do not allow for the use of technology or innovative approaches. Attendees will learn how anomaly detection fits into traditional methodologies and current standards and projects that permit or even encourage the use of technology. Topics covered will be evidence, quality management and indicators, risk assessment, … Read more

Automation in auditing at scale using the MindBridge API

Auditor using MindBridge API for automation in auditing

The MindBridge API brings improved operational efficiency to organizations who are automating and expanding integration of advanced risk analytics across their business and into upstream and downstream workflows. The MindBridge API will help your organization supercharge next-gen innovation by automating tasks and capabilities within MindBridge. This webinar will focus on: Highlights of our Summer Product … Read more

Explainable AI, transparency and trust

How can business professionals rely on AI produced data analytics results to make better decisions AI is an exciting technology being adopted by numerous industries today. In the accounting and auditing practices this has the power to be transformational, but with increasing scrutiny on controls and audit approaches, some may be reluctant to adopt a … Read more

AI for Efficient and Effective Risk Assessments

Risk assessment has been a theoretical exercise based on auditor judgment. However, technology has advanced to enable the scoring of entire ledgers of data that can provide quantitative and unbiased input into the risk of material misstatement. This webinar will focus on: The use of anomaly detection as an indicator of control risk and inherent … Read more

Improving audit efficiency by reducing sampling: The value of data-driven assurance

Join MindBridge as we host an informative round table with guests Michael Hoose CPA, Director Professional Practices group, Jessica Everage Helms CPA, Sr. Manager Professional Practices group, and Jonathan Kraftchick CPA, Partner to find out how Cherry Bekaert is leading the way to incorporate AI into audit.In this leadership panel discussion,  you will learn:How firms … Read more

The big “F word” (fraud) and how to build trust in financials with AI

Everyone gets a little anxious when the “F word” is mentioned. No, not that “F word” — we’re talking about fraud. Fraud happens, and frankly, no organization is immune to its susceptibility. As the market evolves and society introduces new legislation, stakeholders will continue to increase their scrutiny of operations, thus increasing expectations of audit … Read more