If Covid-19 has taught society anything it has taught that we are all living on one world in a global marketplace. Each community is not an island unto themselves. What affects one can very easily affect another. This is not always bad news. With the rapid advancements in technology the world has seen in the last twenty years we are able to pass those advancements on to our neighboring communities.

KPMG's LEAP includes an intelligent chatbot, built on Microsoft Azure QnA maker and Azure Bot services, that anticipates user needs and is prepopulated with questions and answers surfaced directly in the application to provide end user support. There is no constraint on the type, content of, or number of questions and answers that can be included.

Agencies have accumulated mass quantities of structured and unstructured data and content over many years. At each interaction with your agency, citizens create data and that data needs to be managed.

What if you could predict any one person's best, next role?

Candidates and employees today rely on personal networking, professional relationships, and self-advocacy to find and get picked for their next role. But how can we be sure they're the best person for the role, at this time in their career?

How do we even the playing field when everyone is using LinkedIn as their resume? Some people may over-state their abilities, while we know that under-represented communities like women often are shy about showcasing their true talent.

From internal meetings to external briefings to speeches at congress and all across the government, many agencies today are drowning in video.  They can post on YouTube but it’s often just too much for people to watch.  People want to people to find what they are looking for quickly.

As government agencies try to adopt AI to accelerate their digital transformation, there is a need for services that enable faster application of AI to common scenarios, without requiring any machine learning expertise.

As government agencies try to adopt AI to accelerate their digital transformation, there is a need for services that enable faster application of AI to common scenarios, without requiring any machine learning expertise.

There is a lot of information on the government websites, FAQs, documents, etc. Standard FAQ websites are a great start, but it can sometimes be difficult for a person to find the information that they need. Even standard web site search boxes are inefficient. By using a bot backed with AI citizens will more quickly find the relevant information they require.

AI is used with clinical notes to identify social determinants of health (SDOH) information. The extracted SDOH variables can be used during associated health related analysis to determine, among other factors, whether SDOH can be a contributor to disease risks or healthcare inequality.

National VHA administrative data is used to adapt tools that use electronic health records to predict the risk for esophageal adenocarcinoma.