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Edrees Saljuki

Contributor, ASCENDING Inc

Edrees contributes to ASCENDING Inc’s blog, covering how public-sector organizations can apply AI with stronger auditability, governance, and data foundations. His articles examine practical AI use cases across state agencies, municipal permitting, and public utilities.

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6 articles published on the ASCENDING Blog

Public Sector · Data Analytics 10-09-2026 · 7 min read

AI Utility Mapping: Reconciling Utility Records With Field Reality

Utility records and field data rarely agree, and base maps hide which lines to trust. See how a reconciliation layer tags quality levels and ranks test holes.
Public Sector · GenAI 10-02-2026 · 7 min read

What Investigative AI Is Missing for the Courtroom

Investigative AI links people and cases across police data, but courts need proof. See the evidentiary layer that lets outputs survive discovery and Daubert.
Jarvis AI · Public Sector · Data Analytics 08-13-2026 · 6 min read

5 Medicaid Fraud Detection Gaps: A Tennessee Pharmacy AI Pilot

A Tennessee Medicaid pharmacy fraud pilot flagged 48 high-risk providers using AI. Here are the 5 capability gaps most state fraud detection systems still miss.
Public Sector · GenAI · Jarvis AI 08-01-2026 · 13 min read

South Carolina SFAA P-Card Auditing: Closing the AI Auditability Gap

How South Carolina agencies can strengthen P-Card fraud prevention with contextual anomaly detection, split-transaction analysis, and explainable AI.
Public Sector · GenAI · Jarvis AI 07-10-2026 · 12 min read

Municipal Permit AI: 5 Capabilities of a Production Platform

Five capabilities municipalities need for production AI permit completeness checks: code grounding, auditability, fast deployment, access, and scale.
Public Sector · Data Analytics · GenAI · Jarvis AI 07-03-2026 · 13 min read

Water Utility AI Transformation: Closing the Analytics Readiness Gap

Learn why SCADA, AMI, ERP, and GIS alone are not enough for water utility AI, and how an Analytics Readiness Foundation enables scalable, auditable outcomes.

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