28th International Congress on project Management "Project Management in the Digital Decade"
Improving Decision-Making Efficiency through AI-Powered Fraud Detection and Prevention
Proceedings of the 28th International Congress on Project Management “Project Management in the Digital Decade”, 16-18 May 2024
Authors
Srebro Bosiljka, Jevtić Boris, Mihailović Đorđe, Perić Marija, Milojević Stefan
Corresponding author: Srebro Bosiljka
Abstract
The digitization of companies serves as a crucial avenue for their advancement, with investments aiding the integration of AI technologies to address financial challenges and enhance decision-making processes. In conjunction with theoretical discussions, an empirical study surveyed 125 representatives from Serbia’s insurance and financing sectors in early 2024. They were to evaluate the impact of AI technologies, funded through their digitization efforts over the past three years, on decision-making efficiency, particularly in fraud detection and prevention. Results showed a positive correlation between these factors and decision-making efficiency, with re-spondents emphasizing the significant influence, especially within fraud detection. Regression analysis, aided by appropriate analytical software, facilitated thorough data processing. The theoretical and empirical insights from this research contribute to the existing literature on decision-making and digitalization in companies while also fostering further exploration of AI technologies’ potential impact on industrial development.
Keywords
Digitization, Artificial Intelligence (AI) Technologies, Fraud, Financial And Insurance Sectors, Serbia
DOI
Pages: 144-153
How to cite this article
Xegwana, M. S., Herron, A. G., & Nyika, F. (2024). Assessing Factors Influencing Stakeholder Engagement on Construction Projects. European Project Management Journal, 14(1): 3-10. DOI: 10.56889/bahg8598