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Data Driven Intelligence
and Data Analytics
Increasingly organisations
need to analyse large volumes
of data to identify fraud
risks, waste and abuse. Using
technology to rapidly analyse
data generated by day-to-day
business operations can provide
indicators of potentially
suspicious, erroneous and
improper activity, and therefore
help to predict and detect
such activity, and reduce
resulting losses.
KPMG Forensic can help
Our Forensic Technology team
has developed a robust, proven methodology to help you to detect
improper activity early, and reduce
losses by carrying out a focussed
and effective investigation.
We employ a wide range of advanced
data analytic techniques delivered
through the Forensic Datalab,
a facility housing high specification
hardware and running cutting
edge software from leading technology
suppliers.
Our aim is to help you both
detect suspicious transactions,
patterns, and relationships
in your data before it becomes
a problem, and also review data
to spot fraudulent or improper
activity allowing fast, effective
investigative and corrective
action to be taken.
We can provide you with:
- Security – our physical-access
controlled datalab has its
own high speed network completely
separated from the outside
world.
- Advanced
technology – sophisticated
high performance servers
and PCs run highly-developed
software supplied by leading
technology providers.
- Skills – our analysts
possess significant skills
and experience in advanced
data analytic and statistical
techniques.
- Experience – we
have developed and tested
robust methodologies
for rigorous and repeatable
analysis.
- Proof
of concept – we
can determine the value held
within your data and how
much of it can be unlocked
prior to major technology
investment.
- Value for money – you can
have access to this leading facility
without the associated capital
expenditure.
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Latest Forensic Publications
Forensic Event Slideshows: e-disclosure: latest developments
We held a seminar on 22 April 2008 in which Paul Tombleson, Alex Dunstan-Lee and Tom Hopkinson from ...
Forensic Event Slideshows: Proceeds of Crime Hypothetical Event Slide Show
The Proceeds of Crime Hypothetical event took place on the 29 January 2008 jointly hosted by KPMG Fo...
IP Business Issue 2
Contains articles on the challenge for content owners in plugging revenue seepage, the level of boar...
Overseas Bribery and Corruption Survey
A new KPMG Forensic survey examines the awareness of the UK Anti-Terrorism Crime and Security Act 20...
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