The Value of History

In Ireland 1922, Free State forces led the occupation of the Public Records Office of the Four Courts as part of the Battle of Dublin. As a result of the battle, there were explosions in the building and historical documents were lost to the fires. Ernie O’Malley, deemed the leader of the group, was quoted as saying…

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Advancing Technology

IEEE is the world’s largest professional organization dedicated to advancing technology. So it isn’t surprising that they are working with publishing organizations to create recommendations regarding best practices to help ensure technical conference content quality. This interesting news came to us from Knowledge Speak in their article, “IEEE, Elsevier and the Institution of Engineering and Technology join together to…

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Hilariously Weird ICD-10 Codes

ICD-10 codes are used for medical billing purposes all over the world. If you limp into a healthcare facility with a broken ankle, there’s a code for that. If you catch the flu, there’s a code for that, too. Most of these codes are pretty standard fare for the medical field, and cover a wide…

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Data Harmony Users Group in the Rear View Mirror

The 12th annual Data Harmony Users Group (DHUG) has come and gone. Twenty-five attendees joined the Access Innovations staff last week to hear case studies presented by users and presentations by Access Innovations and Data Harmony staff. The agenda was well planned with diverse approaches to managing data and being responsive to the unique needs…

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Learning Opportunity This Week

Mark your calendars for a unique webinar this week that introduces you to the Linked Data Fragments family of technologies, which take a much more pragmatic view on the Web of Data. The webinar title is Linked Data Fragments: Querying Multiple Linked Data Sources on the Web and is scheduled for Wednesday, February 17, 2016 at 10:00…

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