Intelligent Risk Management using Artificial Intelligence

Hosam, Osama

doi:10.1109/aset53988.2022.9734861

Cited by 7 publications

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“…This led to adverse impacts on the operations of the business as manufacturing could not take place or was limited (Kevin et al, 2014;Natalia et al, 2022). The inability of the small business to manage the negative impact that technology could have on their businesses heightened the threat in relation to the resilience of the business (Arnauld- Maximilian et al, 2022;Dvorsky et al, 2021;Osama, 2022). Technology and the drive for innovation are key for the survival of the small business, but were limited due to resource losses and the unpredictability of revenue in the pandemic (Hock-Doepgen et al, 2021).…”

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Black Sme’s and Covid-19: A South African Perspective on Risks in the Automotive Industry and Why Those Risks Should Be Managed

Peterson,

Chinyamurindi

2024

JoM SME's

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The research identifies risks (and response to this) that Black-owned Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the automotive industry face in South Africa. The context is a business environment affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Semi-structured interviews were used for the study with a sample of 11 businesses (6 micro-businesses and 5 small businesses). All the businesses were based either in the Gauteng Province or Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. Thematic analysis was used to analyze the collected data. The findings highlight the vulnerability of Black SMEs in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic through a set of factors inherent in the business environment. The participating Black SMEs narrated their response to the shocks created by the identified set of factors. The findings of the study provide vital information for policymakers, business leaders, and other stakeholders, to create contingencies, policies, and frameworks necessary to support small businesses. Keywords: Small Business; Risk; Covid-19; Automotive Industry

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Black Sme’s and Covid-19: A South African Perspective on Risks in the Automotive Industry and Why Those Risks Should Be Managed

Peterson,

Chinyamurindi

2024

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“…While customers are in charge of safeguarding their data, endpoints, accounts, and access control. [9], [23], [33]…”

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Comprehensive Study of The Cloud Computing Service Providers

Alhosani

Hosameldeen

2023

2023 Advances in Science and Engineering Technology International Conferences (ASET)

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Whether it's cellphones, personal computers, or gaming consoles, technology is a part of everyone's everyday lives, and storage is frequently a problem. One of the solutions we have for this difficulty is the on-demand accessibility of computer framework assets, which enables cloud storage and makes it accessible in any format and from any device. It is a major benefit of cloud computing. Amazon Web Administrations (or basically AWS) may be a secure cloud services stage advertising about everything businesses ought to construct advanced applications with adaptability, versatility, and unwavering quality. Another advantage is that it is significantly less expensive than purchasing items with comparable functionality, such as an SSD storage device. For many enterprises, it is also preferable to host their servers in the cloud using services like Google Cloud and Oracle Cloud. Our main topic of the paper is to compare three different major cloud computing services-AWS, Google, and Azure. Since there are different types of cloud computing services available, we would compare them to determine which is best for usage by individuals or organizations. We can also look at the services' shared features and unique aspects that they provide to consumers.

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“…• The possibility of communication and follow-up through the Internet from anywhere in the world [20].…”

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Crime Detection and Suspect Identification System

Hosameldeen¹,

Alhammadi²,

SALEHI³

2023

Preprint

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—The number of ATMs in various countries is increasing steadily and rapidly with the number of users increasing very widely. On the other hand, banks have become more interested in finding the best procedures to combat ATM crimes to ensure the safety and security of their customers and other cardholders. This has become an excellent target for some criminals or fraudsters, despite the limited amounts that can be withdrawn from these devices, given a maximum daily limit. We aim at implementing this system inside bank ATMs in order to detect objects like guns, hammers, and knives. Once the suspicious objects and actions are detected, we perform facial recognition to identify whether the suspect is a repeating offender. We use object, face, and action recognition algorithms to achieve our objective. Results showed that using our proposed algorithm is efficient in detecting threatening objects

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Intelligent Risk Management using Artificial Intelligence

Cited by 7 publications

References 12 publications

Black Sme’s and Covid-19: A South African Perspective on Risks in the Automotive Industry and Why Those Risks Should Be Managed

Black Sme’s and Covid-19: A South African Perspective on Risks in the Automotive Industry and Why Those Risks Should Be Managed

Comprehensive Study of The Cloud Computing Service Providers

Crime Detection and Suspect Identification System

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