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Current topics, practical solutions, and fresh ideas: On the HMS blog, you'll learn how companies successfully use data and analytics.

Explainable AI for Time Series Forecasts: Making Forecasts Explainable with SHAP

The article explains how Explainable AI makes time-series forecasts easier to understand. Using SHAP scores, forecasts are broken down into individual contributions, revealing the factors driving a forecast. The article also shows how forecast revisions between two forecast runs can be explained.

Markward Britsch

Erklärbare KI (XAI): Warum sie entscheidend für Vertrauen, Compliance und Business Impact ist

Erklärbare KI (XAI) macht KI-Entscheidungen nachvollziehbar und stärkt Vertrauen in automatisierte Systeme. Gleichzeitig unterstützt sie Compliance-Anforderungen wie den EU AI Act und sorgt dafür, dass KI in der Praxis wirklich genutzt wird.

Martin Gaßner

How Do Companies Choose the Right Technology Partner? A Guide for CIOs

Choosing the right technology partner is a strategic decision for CIOs today. Learn which criteria really matter—from use-case fit to governance to implementation expertise.

Dennis Stolp

Talking to Your SQL Database: Text-to-SQL Automation in Practice

A practical overview of text-to-SQL automation, with a focus on architecture, validation, and the limitations of conversational database access.

Markus Pernpointner

Non-Generative AI Agents: When Classical AI Is Superior to Generative Models

The article explains when non-generative AI agents should be used and why traditional models remain superior to LLMs in many business-critical applications.

Alexander Helmboldt

AI-Based Predictions in Critical Care Medicine

How can critical changes in the condition of intensive care patients be detected early and, at the same time, evaluated in a medically sound manner? A recent scientific paper published in *Communications Medicine*, a peer-reviewed journal in the Nature portfolio, addresses this question. Markward Britsch, a data scientist at HMS, was also involved in the work as part of an interdisciplinary research team.

Dr. Markward Britsch