When Innovation Outpaces Human Bandwidth in Academic Publishing

Artificial intelligence (AI) has quickly moved from an emerging technology to an unavoidable presence across nearly every industry. In academic publishing, AI now touches everything from manuscript screening and peer review assistance to metadata generation, discoverability tools and predictive analytics. While these advancements promise efficiency and innovation, they have also produced an increasingly common side…

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Turning AI Readiness into Real Revenue for Scholarly Publishing

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a future concept for scholarly publishing. It is already shaping how research is discovered, accessed and reused. As publishers explore new AI-driven products and services, one question continues to surface: how do you make existing content truly ready for AI in a way that is accurate, trustworthy and commercially…

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Why Meaning Must Come Before Machines

Artificial intelligence (AI) is often described as understanding language, content or knowledge, but this description can be misleading. AI does not interpret meaning in the way humans do. It does not comprehend intent, nuance or context as lived experience. Instead, AI operates by identifying patterns and relationships within structured data. What it recognizes is not…

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Why Controlled Vocabularies and Taxonomies Matter for Automated Indexing

As organizations increasingly rely on machine assisted and fully automated indexing, the structure behind their information becomes just as important as the content itself. Automated systems are fast and scalable, but they are only as effective as the language frameworks guiding them. Without a controlled vocabulary or a full taxonomy in place, indexing efforts risk…

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When Search Meets AI: Turning Content into an Asset, Not a Risk

Search and artificial intelligence (AI) are no longer separate conversations. They are deeply intertwined, shaping how organizations surface knowledge, support decisions and interact with the people they serve. As AI-powered search becomes more common, the quality of the underlying content matters more than ever. When content is properly structured, enriched and governed, AI can amplify…

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Access Innovations Moves to Essentially Remote Operations

Access Innovations, Inc., provider of Data Harmony software solutions, has announced it has closed its physical office and moved to an essentially remote work model as part of streamlining its processes. “Our staff is happier and more productive working from home. We can better serve our clients and respond to queries faster when we do…

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Why Data Strategy Must Evolve in an Age of Emerging Technologies

An organization’s data strategy can no longer be a static document or a back office function. It has become a living system that directly shapes innovation and long term success. As emerging technologies accelerate, data is no longer just supporting these tools. It is actively driving them, and in return, being reshaped by how those…

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Access Innovations Science Officer Joins NISO Panel

Join Access Innovations Chief Science Officer Marjorie Hlava on Monday, February 16 at the NISO Plus 2026 conference as she and other experts explore “Keeping the Robots in Line: Provisioning Access to Content for AI Systems.” Hlava and Tony Alves, Todd A. Carpenter, Jessica Miles, PhD and Matteo Ripamonti will discuss why and how publishers, repositories,…

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Predictive Analytics and Climate Intelligence in Finance and Business

Predictive analytics is becoming an increasingly important tool for finance and business as climate conditions grow more volatile and complex. By combining historical data, real time inputs and advanced statistical modeling, predictive analytics helps organizations anticipate climate related risks and opportunities with greater accuracy. This capability is particularly valuable in a global environment where weather…

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