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…
Read MoreData and Life Sciences Technology
The life sciences industry is producing more data than ever before. From clinical trials and electronic health records to genomic sequencing, wearable devices and real-time monitoring systems, the amount of information generated is vast. Effectively managing this data is challenging, but when organizations succeed, it becomes a powerful driver of progress. Wolters & Kluwer brought…
Read MoreAI Is Helpful Until It Isn’t
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer some futuristic concept quietly waiting in the wings. It is already embedded in everyday life, nudging how people write emails, plan routes, analyze data and make decisions. Voice assistants finish sentences, algorithms suggest what to watch and automated tools promise to save time and boost productivity. The real question…
Read MoreDoes the Cloud Have Infinite Capacity?
In a world increasingly powered by data, the question isn’t just where we store information, it’s how much we can store. What does cloud storage capacity actually mean? Network World brought this interesting topic to our attention in their article, “Network bloat: AI-driven data movements cause cloud overspend.” The cloud isn’t an invisible, magical being…
Read MoreStrategy Comes From Analysis
Data has become the driving force behind nearly every decision in today’s digital world. From online transactions and social media interactions to the constant flow of information from connected devices, the volume of available data is expanding at an extraordinary pace. The true value of this information lies not in its sheer quantity, but in…
Read MoreFindability Made Easier
Keeping data secure and reliable is a top priority for businesses and individuals alike. With so much information stored in the cloud and constantly moving across networks, ensuring data integrity is more important than ever. Express Computer brought this topic to our attention in their article, “Multi-cloud and cybersecurity: Ensuring data integrity across cloud platforms…
Read MoreAccess 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,…
Read MoreHow Machine Learning Is Shaping Travel and Transportation
Machine learning is playing a growing role in how travel and transportation systems function, helping organizations operate more efficiently while improving safety and customer experience. By working with large volumes of real-time and historical data, machine learning systems can spot patterns, anticipate problems and adjust operations as conditions change. This interesting information came to us…
Read MoreOpen Science and AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming everything from medicine to media and the movement towards open science is more critical and complex than ever. Open science is all about making research transparent, accessible and reproducible so that scientific discoveries benefit everyone. But when it comes to AI research, the stakes are higher and the challenges are…
Read MoreWhen AI Turns Into Slop
Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere, and that is both impressive and a little messy. Used thoughtfully, AI can accelerate research, sharpen insights and free people to focus on higher value work. Used carelessly, it produces what many are now calling “AI slop,” content and outputs that are technically correct, vaguely polished and fundamentally hollow. EuroNews…
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