Data Professionals in Demand

Data and analytics capabilities have been the popular topics over the past few years. This isn’t surprising considering the volume of available data has grown exponentially, with no signs of stopping. Quality magazine brought this interesting topic to us in their article, “Harness the Power of Your Data Better, Faster, and Easier Than Ever Before.” Because…

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AI and Cyber Security

The cyber threat landscape changes daily with antivirus software and firewalls being considered tools of antiquity. Organizations are looking for more technologically advanced means of protecting classified and sensitive information. This interesting topic came to us from Eurasia Review in their article, “Cyber Security In The Age Of Artificial Intelligence (AI) – OpEd.” Artificial intelligence (AI)…

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AI and Ethics

Artificial intelligence (AI) is more prolific than ever. But in this race to get the most out of the technology, is anyone monitoring ethical side of the process? Is anyone asking “should we” in addition to “can we”? This interesting topic came to us from datanami in their article, “AI Ethics and Data Governance: A…

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Access Innovations Will Be In Oslo

The 19th European Networked Knowledge Organization Systems (NKOS) Workshop is scheduled for Thursday, September 12, 2019, to be held as part of the Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries (TPDL) 2019 in Oslo, Norway. The agenda is full of interesting, engaging topics and speakers. This includes Access Innovations’ own Marjorie Hlava whose workshop is KOS Mappings. Although…

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Cybersecurity and Hardware

Concerns around cyber security exists in every stage of software or hardware implementation. When you are embracing an emerging technology like artificial intelligence (AI), those concerns can be over the top. Forbes brought this interesting information to our attention in their article, “Seven Common Cyber Security Mistakes Made With AI.” AI is a new growth…

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Cyber Threats in AI

The cyber threat landscape changes daily with antivirus software and firewalls being considered tools of antiquity. Organizations are looking for more technologically advanced means of protecting classified and sensitive information. This interesting topic came to us from Eurasia Review in their article, “Cyber Security In The Age Of Artificial Intelligence (AI) – OpEd.” Artificial intelligence (AI)…

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Vice President of Intelligence Named

Stratfor is known as a leading geopolitical intelligence platform and recently announced that Rebecca Lewis has joined Stratfor as the executive leader of its intelligence operations, geopolitical risk assessments, and open-source collection program. This interesting news came to us from Stratfor in their release, “Stratfor Hires Veteran Security Advisor and Intelligence Expert as Vice President of Intelligence.”…

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Cloud Computing and Cost Efficiencies

There have been many an article touting the benefits of cloud computing, both in speed, efficiency, and cost. However there is one aspect of cost that has maybe been overlooked? Bloomberg Tax brought this interesting news to our attention in their article, “Companies Could See Higher Taxes Under Cloud Computing Rules.” There are some proposed…

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Applying Taxonomies in Shopping

Taxonomies are everywhere and even if they aren’t labeled as such, they do exist in any capacity that needs to successfully and efficiently find data. One such example is etsy.com. This interesting information came to us from Info Q in their article, “An Introduction to Structured Data at Etsy.” Etsy is about the unique and…

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