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Keeping the Valuable Data Secure
Data collection is at the core of the Census Bureau’s mandate. They are also part of an underfunded federal operation whose work is of vital interest to state and local governments. Governing brought this interesting information to our attention in their article, “A Little Help for the Census Bureau.” The Census Bureau’s Governments Division collects financial…
Read MoreAccess Innovations, Inc. and Maverick Publishing Specialists Ltd. Announce Strategic Partnership
Reacting to the rapid increase in demand, Maverick will represent and expand Access Innovations, Inc.’s semantic enrichment services and artificial intelligence based Data Harmony software. Access Innovations, Inc., pioneers in the information industry and the vanguard of semantically enriched content, announced today that they have agreed on a strategic partnership with Maverick Publishing Specialists Ltd.,…
Read MoreArtificial Intelligence in Global Education
Recently a speaker’s panel was gathered in Venice, California on the subject, “AI in the Classroom”. The discussion touched on how innovations in technology for the classroom can benefit student learning, and also addressed concerns regarding this new frontier of education. Daily Titan brought this interesting information to our attention in their article, “Artificial intelligence in classrooms…
Read MoreA Fool’s Errand
Today is April 1st, April Fools’ Day or All Fools’ Day. It has been celebrated for several centuries by different cultures, however its exact origins remain a mystery. It is a day of pranks, jokes, and trickery. Some people go to outlandish and extravagant efforts to pull a prank on others. But how did this…
Read MoreDoing More With Less
Artificial intelligence (AI) systems that are based on deep learning are creating much change and energy in and around the electronic devices that are a part of our daily lives. This interesting topic came to us from ECN Magazine in their article, “Make Deep Learning Faster and Simpler.” Deep learning requires power and enormous clusters of…
Read MoreData Analytics in the Customer Service World
Data analytics have come into their own. They are being used in new and exciting ways across a variety of industries. Information Age brought this interesting topic to us in their article, “A look at data analytics trends for 2019.” Data analytics is the science of analyzing raw data in order to make conclusions about that…
Read MoreToo Much Information?
Science is witnessing the biggest growth and production of data in history. Approximately 2.5 million scientific journal articles are published a year around the world, and that keeps climbing. AXIOS brought this interesting information to our attention in their article, “When scientists get information overload.” Though science is evolving, the real problem is the information overload…
Read MoreOpen Source Data Processing Tool
A free data processing tool called simply “Dave” has been released. It is a MATLAB toolbox that allows rapid evaluation of signals, pattern recognition and data visualization when processing huge datasets. This interesting topic came to us from Phys.org in their article, “Open source software helps researchers extract key insights from huge sensor datasets.” The free…
Read MoreStandards and Taxonomies
Consistency is so important in every aspect of business. When considering the software tools and systems to best support efficient and collaborative document control in distributed cross team environments, consistency in process and standards is critical to produce a sustainable solution. This interesting topic came to us from CIO Review in their article, “People, Process, and Standards…
Read MoreNew Approach to Classifying
Blue Brain Project has announced a new system for distinguishing cell types in the brain. It represents an algorithmic classification method that the researchers say will benefit the entire field of neuroscience. ReliaWire brought this interesting topic to our attention in their article, “An Objective Classification Algorithm For Brain Cells.” For for the past century, scientists…
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