Ivona Crnoja

Ivona Crnoja

About Ivona Crnoja

Ivona drives communications for the machine learning applications team at SAP in Berlin. Together with her team she works on solving tough machine learning challenges and developing new approaches with potential applications across various industries. They aim to identify applications for machine learning and developing algorithms and systems that make SAP solutions more efficient, scalable, and transparent. Ivona dedicates her time to exploring the latest machine learning trends, while writing articles to share the team's latest achievements with the world.

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How Automation Is Changing Financial Services

19-Dec-2019 | Ivona Crnoja

New artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are in the process of fundamentally transforming the financial services market. Over the past few years especially, the financial sector has recognized th

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Infusing RPA With Machine Learning: A Powerful Medley (Part 5)

22-Jul-2019 | Ivona Crnoja

Part 5 of the "Intelligent RPA" series about the evolution of robotic process automation and its potential impact on digital transformation Robotic process automation (RPA) is probably this yearâ€

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Beyond Corporate Purpose: Artificial Intelligence Joins A Good Cause

11-Jul-2019 | Ivona Crnoja

There is no shortage of debate when it comes to artificial intelligence (AI). Negative feelings about AI defeating humans, robots overthrowing humanity, and AI used for evil purposes by humans are no

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Machine Learning And Data Privacy: Contradiction Or Partnership?

21-May-2019 | Ivona Crnoja

The battle for future markets and bigger market shares is in full swing. The world’s most influential companies are in a steady race to develop better automated systems and, in turn, boost artificia

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