New Applications for Machine Learning

Machine learning has been responsible for many achievements in science and health over the past decade. The benefits of these accomplishments are highly valued and served as inspiration for more research. In what feels like an culmination of accomplishments, a team of researchers from the University of Nottingham has recently developed and tested a machine learning system…

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Giving Memories Intelligence

Artificial intelligence (AI) and memories aren’t often used in the same context. However, the use of emerging memories with AI applications is increasing. This interesting information came to us from Forbes in their article, “Emerging Memories Team Up With AI.” Emerging memories are a new memory technology that is being developed with the goal of…

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Heather Kotula, VP of Marketing and Communications, Named a Fellow of SLA

Access Innovations, Inc., provider of Data Harmony software solutions, is proud to announce that Heather Kotula, VP, Marketing and Communications for Access Innovations, has been named a Fellow of the Special Libraries Association (SLA). Fellowship in SLA is bestowed on active, mid-career SLA members in recognition of past, present and future service to the association…

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MDM & Data Governance Summit This Summer

Are you looking for an opportunity to learn more about data management and engage with experts in the field? Mark your calendars today and plan to attend the MDM & Data Governance Summit. This year’s event will be in Chicago and will include insight around the future of consumer privacy and initiatives that will drastically impact…

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AI’s Future is Bright

New applications and new interest around artificial intelligence (AI) is assisting with behavior-based email sequences and opt-in pop-ups to messaging bots and internal employee satisfaction analysis. This interesting topic came to our attention from Entrepreneur in their article, “4 Ways Artificial Intelligence Is Shaping the Future for Businesses Big And Small.” Businesses of all sizes are…

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Academic Publishing and Their Editors

There are many challenges in and around academic or scholarly publishing – open access, firewalls, plagiarism, etc. Editing is at the heart of scholarly publishing, yet it rarely gets mentioned. Editing is the work that takes research into a legible, creditable publication. The Scholarly Kitchen brought this interesting topic to us in their article, “Editing is…

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Building a Blockchain Taxonomy

The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA) is working with research organizations, industry consortiums and businesses, including Microsoft, to create a blockchain-neutral business-focused Token Taxonomy Framework. This interesting news came to us from Computer World in their article, “Coming soon: A token taxonomy to define the world of blockchain.” The group is working to universally define in non-technical terms what…

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Handling Big Data Sets with Open Source Approaches

The Bank of England has changed how it collects and analyzes their ever growing data sets over the past few years by adopting enterprise versions of open source technologies to help it modernize its data architecture. Computer World UK brought this interesting information to us in their article, “How the Bank of England redesigned its data hub around…

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Using Science in Marketing

Data science and analytics are valuable skills to have at most organizations. In the world of advertising, they are among the most requested technical skills at digital ad agencies worldwide and that is expected to continue over the next couple of years. This interesting topic came to us from eMarketer in their article, “Data Science…

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Optimizing Your Resume for AI

Most people when writing resumes are trying to impress the recruiter or Human Resource professional with their experience, education and personal skills. However, most resumes are reviewed now by artificial intelligence-powered software. It is a little harder to impress. Forbes brought this interesting topic to us in their article, “How To Write A Resume That…

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