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bu Dhabi Judicial Department
(ADJD) has applied AI-based
analytics solutions from SAS to make
the most of its data and deliver value by
making better decisions faster. management. They are designed to
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With ADJD wanting to gain more insights
on its judicial ecosystem spanning the entire
breadth of civil to criminal cases and related
data and the related services, it approached
SAS, a leader in business analytics software
and services SAS Data Management Suite (which
comprises SAS Data Integration, SAS Data
Quality and SAS Master Data Management),
SAS Visual Analytics and SAS Data Quality
have been implemented and are in
production at ADJD.
ADJD also wanted to enable more informed
decision-making using analytics by giving
them high quality dashboards, access to
intelligent insights powered by AI and
Machine Learning based algorithms, which
analyses the quality and consistency of
its judgements, and prepares customised,
real-time reports for the management and
customers while implementing Machine
Learning capabilities. Alaa Youssef, Managing Director, Middle
East at SAS, said: “We have gone live
with probably the first judicial ecosystem
in not only the Middle East but across the
Middle East and Africa which has really
gone live on predictive analytics to help their
judicial strategy.
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“It went live earlier this year and they’ve
reached a maturity level wherein they are
able to apply Machine Learning and Artificial
Intelligence models to augment the decision
making of the judicial leadership and the
judicial business users.
“The vision was to have a singular point
where you can access a technology
platform which shows the leadership
what's happening in the judicial system
across multiple layers of courts. Having a
single environment where one can see the
workings of the entire judicial ecosystem was
very important for the leadership to take the
government to the next level.
“That's evolved to the current state
where ADJD has reached the point of
sophistication where they have the
capability to apply Machine Learning and
Artificial Intelligence to not only augment
their decision making and improve
efficiencies but also drive new ways of
customer experience.
“ADJD is a very early adopter for everything
that is being discussed right now within
the UAE in terms of data analytics and
advanced analytics.”
Intelligent CIO spoke to Khawla Al Qubaisi,
Director Information Technology, ADJD, to
find out more.
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