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Cognitive Technology
Cognitive Technology
Machine learning and process automation provides the technology to read documents, process language, reason, interpret, infer and evaluate data.
Machine learning and process automation provides the technology to read documents,
Cognitive Technology
KPMG believes audit innovation incorporates intelligent automation, data and analytics and cognitive technology, as well as engaged people and a forward-looking culture. Cognitive technology such as machine learning and process automation are set to affect how audit information is understood by enabling the analysis of both structured and unstructured data. Using advanced technologies such as cognitive technology will enable audit professionals to dig deep into financial information promoting a quality audit.
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