Technology
Management and Anlytics
Data management and analytics software are often considered on opposite ends. When it comes to organizations upgrading their management and analytics solutions, they can be stymied as to which one comes first. Predictive Analytics Times brought this news to our attention in their article, “A Chicken/Egg Problem: Management or Analytics Software?” Data management and data analytics…
Read MoreNatural Language Processing Interprets Data
Making data findable and usable is no easy task. Searching, finding and and analyzing data patterns from the varied data sources requires advanced technology. This interesting information came to us from DATAVERSITY in their article, “Identify Data Patterns with Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning.” Organizations that are armed with the latest technologies like natural language…
Read MoreNet Neutrality and Its Importance to Academia
The Federal Communication Commission (FCC) has voted to repeal net neutrality rules enacted in 2015 to stop Internet service providers (ISPs) from blocking and tightening control on content. So what does this mean for academics in the digital world? This topic came to us from EdSurge in their article, “Will Net Neutrality Reversal Hurt Digital Learning? As Vote…
Read MoreWhat Technology Are You Wearing?
Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to make strides in technological advances designed to improve our lives. Speaking of design, one of the latest uses involves a system that can design new clothes based on people’s personal taste using AI. This interesting information came to us from BT in their article, “Let AI dress you as scientists develop…
Read MoreAI Everywhere
The typical pattern we see in technological advancement is an increase in performance, cost reduction, and increased public access after a new technology hits the market. Not so with health care, it seems. The increase in technology in the healthcare arena tends to add extra layers to an already-complicated system, which translates to increased costs…
Read MoreMaking It Easier to Share
Scholarly sharing is the foundation upon which a collective body of knowledge grows. Technology has definitely improved the speed and ease of sharing, but the practice dates back to when the very first scholarly journal was created 350 years ago. This topic came to us from Research Information in the article, “How Can I Share it?”…
Read MoreTeamwork and IoT
More and more companies are working hard to capitalize on the benefits of the industrial Internet of Things (IoT). With promises like better business intelligence, process improvement, and intelligent asset management, it is easy to understand why. This interesting information came to us from Smart Industry in their article, “5 ways to get IT & operations…
Read MoreManaging Unstructured Data
Organizations rely on digitized unstructured data for insights in terms of business decisions. In this world of information overload, around 80% of data collected is unstructured, assembled from emails, social media feeds and user devices. CIO Review brought this information to our attention in their article, “Analyzing Unstructured Data.” Analyzing unstructured data can be challenging. If…
Read MoreChief Information Architect Opportunity
We seek to be as helpful as possible to those in the fields of taxonomy, semantic technology, ontology, etc. Sharing career opportunities that we find with our readers is just one way. Even if you are not in the market for a career move, it is always good to stay on top of what is available and how…
Read MoreMoney and Things
There is money to be made in and around the Internet of Things (IoT), and some are projecting big numbers. This interesting information came to us from Media Post in their article, “IoT Revenue Projections Pass $1 Trillion.” IoT is a growing topic of conversation both in and outside of the workplace. It’s a concept that…
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