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ARTIFICIAL intelligence works best within companies when it knows the context in which it is operating.
Some of that context is easy to codify upfront, in explicit rules and guidelines.
Some of it can be captured by analysing raw data: Celonis, a German software firm, ingests information from enterprise systems to see how processes like invoices or procurement actually unfold within organisations.
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