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The Role of the Cloud
Cloud architecture refers to the various components such as databases, software capabilities, applications, etc., that are engineered to leverage the power of cloud resources to solve business problems. The rapid migration to the cloud has only accelerated as organizations of all sizes embrace the benefits of the cloud and adapt to the new security, performance, and…
Read MoreDigital Assets and Taxonomies
An organization’s content is valuable. More and more content is digital-based and protecting it while providing quick access is the challenge. There are solutions and tools to help. Digital assets management (DAM) programs assist with storage, indexing and findability. However, surveys show that only about half of the content gets implemented successfully, which is disappointing because a successful DAM…
Read MoreText and Images
Venga has released another solution in its growing suite of products for natural language processing (NLP) data dollection. InVimage is a cloud-based solution for annotating text within images. This interesting news came to us from Slator in their article, “Data for Machine Learning Gets a New Lease on Language.” Understanding the text that appears on images…
Read MoreAtypon and Data Harmony Integration Discussion Group at DHUG 2020
One of the breakout sessions at Data Harmony Users Group (DHUG) 2020 will focus on the challenges and opportunities of integration Data Harmony and full hierarchical taxonomies with the Atypon publishing platform. Our mutual clients will have time to present their “wish lists” and share best practice successes and lessons learned with representatives from Atypon.…
Read MoreData Governance in Cloud Computing
It is not news that data continues to grow and accumulate. However, 60% of all workloads will be hosted or born in the cloud by 2022. Cloud computing has offered a solution, but the risks are increasing. This interesting news came to us from Redmond Mag in their article, “Data Governance for the Cloud Era.” Enterprises…
Read MoreCalifornia Seeking New Energy Storage Options
Everyone is looking for ways to push back climate change and embrace clean energy. This interesting topic came to us from Utility Dive in their article, “California has big clean energy ambitions, and is looking for better energy storage to realize them.” The California Energy Commission (CEC) is putting up to $11 million on the…
Read MoreTechnology in the Military
The Pentagon is looking into emerging technologies, such as 5G and the Internet of Things (IoT), to use on base as well as on the battlefield. However, some are questioning their understanding of and intended applications of these new technologies. This interesting news came to us from GCN in their article, “DOD makes plans to…
Read MorePath to Supported Scholarly Societies
There are many perceptions about scholarly societies; some are accurate and some- not so much. The Scholarly Kitchen brought this interesting topic to us in their article, “Scholarly Societies: The Importance of Community.” A recent article from the same source received push back when they broached the topic of open access. The main focus of the…
Read MoreOpen Source of Today
Looking back at the recent decade and the dramatic changes there have been in the world of information technology, it is ironic to see which predictions came true and which came out of left field. IT World brought us this interesting news in their article, “How open source changed everything — again.” Open source is a…
Read MoreThe Art of NLP
Natural language processing (NLP) is not new but it isn’t always explained in context. NLP is the technology that helps computers understand and process the way humans naturally process language. This interesting topic came to us from Daily Hawker in their article, “Natural Language Processing (NLP) 101: A Brief Introduction.” The applications for NLP are endless.…
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