The Process

Once, not too long ago a colleague of mine, Connie Snyder married the then President & CEO of Microsoft. She's a fantastic woman from my hometown and I never completely answered the question she used to put on my monitor daily: 'Kris, ask yourself Why Are You Doing This?' After Ph.D. schooling, M.S. studies, (Psychology/Counseling) and various other projects of rehabilitating much of the universe: Connie, today I think your message hit me light a lightning rod. And I appreciate the meaning of your Map room :) I always wondered why the people I took on press tours and worked with ended up marrying CEOs or the like. So, with a reflective lens, I've finally decided that in order to best care for my work, I have to first be happy and decide what's best for me! So Melissa Waggener, if you see this article please let Connie know I said hello and give all my best to Ms. French. I miss you ladies. '

Risk Control and Management in the Banking Sector: Part II While we may write many dissertations in route to our goal, it is not known, via scholarly frameworks and empirical literature, how individuals, terrorists, and bad actors can mediate AI outcomes by disrupting best practices in the banking sector.  Or was that a misnomer?  Considered are significant recommendations that banks should contribute to and integrate accordingly as advanced AI-driven analytics that proactively detect and mitigate risks. Scholarly literature suggests (Lion, et, al., 2025) banks should invest in and integrate accordingly AI-driven analytics to proactively detect and mitigate risks. Step by step measures include: 1. Machine learning algorithms and predictive analytics, as inductive to research , can analyze vast amounts of data in real-time, identifying (thematic) patterns and anomalies indicative of potential threats.  2. To guarantee adherence to regulatory standards and reduce risk of n...