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Webinar Address AI and Productivity
Artificial intelligence (AI) is seen as almost mysterious or magical in the world of business. As the features that comes with AI continue to be recognized, businesses that take advantage of them could find themselves on the winning side of success in years to come. Datamation brought this news to us in their article, “How Artificial…
Read MoreData Breaches That Keep On Hurting
Being a victim of a data breach is traumatic enough. The fear of the financial and reputational damage, the abuse of the data in the marketplace, and not to mention the years and years of trying to right the ship that is your data. As if all this isn’t bad enough, now the scammers are…
Read MoreTaxonomies of Experience
Knowledge is broad with wide classifications. It can be classified into individual and collective knowledge. And then there are the more specific subjects that get classified through taxonomies. This interesting topic came to us from CEO World in their article, “Knowledge Taxonomies That Every Industry Leader Needs To Know.” Specific knowledge is something most recruiters are…
Read MoreNames of the Same
When you hear content rulebook, you might think of a sports game playbook and you might not be that far off. This interesting topic came to us from KMWorld in their article, “What Is a Content Rulebook?” Content rulebooks are a collection of tools that can be used to document the details about the objects that…
Read MoreOpen Source Joins Linux in Partnership
The Linux Foundation is a nonprofit organization that encourages and enables mass innovation through open source. The Open Source Technology Improvement Fund (OSTIF) has joined Linux in a strategic partnership to advance security for open source software (OSS). This interesting news came to us from Yahoo! Finance in their article, “New Collaboration Brings Increased Open…
Read MoreBibliophiles, Take Note
I love a good book recommendation. I read through the reviews and ratings and make my informed decision about whether to invest my valuable time stepping into someone else’s story. Our own Margie Hlava recently wrote an extensive book review for The Catalogue of Shipwrecked Books: Christopher Columbus, His Son, and the Quest to Build the…
Read MoreOpen Access Models and Sustainability
The virtual event, “Seeking Sustainability: Publishing Models for an Open Access Age,” was originally developed as a pre-conference for the annual UKSG conference, which like so many events was cancelled due to the global pandemic. Keynote speaker, Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe, is sharing her presentation and highlights around open access, business models, and sustainability. The Scholarly Kitchen brought…
Read MoreAI and Machine Learning are Changing Things
Emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning can enable us to make more informed decisions without making the decisions for us. Business Post brought this interesting information to our attention in their article, “AI and machine learning: predictable outcomes.” Relying on AI-powered machines give some people pause, even though we do it all…
Read MoreGoogle is Monitoring Your Social Distancing
Since all news seems to be COVID-19 focused, it shouldn’t surprise anyone that Google is on the job. This interesting news came to us from CNBC in their article, “New Google site shows where people in a community are taking social distancing seriously — and where they’re not.” Google launched a new website that uses…
Read MoreData and Strategy are Partners
Data analytics continues to prove their worth when it comes to strategic business planning. This information came to us from Food Business News in their article, “PepsiCo getting closer to the consumer with data analytics.” One food giant is investing in its data analytics capabilities to stay ahead of the evolving consumer marketplace. When it…
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