AI Bots’ Role in Fraud
Automated bots are becoming popular and familiar. The majority of people know that bots are automated and powered by artificial intelligence (AI). They are nothing more than software applications that can utilize AI to interact with human users to achieve a task. Analytics Insight brought this interesting information to our attention in their article, “Potential…
Read MoreIBM’s AI System Automates Chemical Synthesis
IBM has a new automated system for performing chemical synthesis. The complex system is based upon technology they started developing three years ago. It uses artificial intelligence (AI) to predict chemical reactions. This interesting topic came to us from IEEE Spectrum in their article, “Robotics, AI, and Cloud Computing Combine to Supercharge Chemical and Drug Synthesis.” Automated synthesis is…
Read MoreDownside of Collaboration
Collaboration is not a bad thing. Unfortunately, centrally-managed document collaboration capabilities of content management systems like SharePoint and other platforms have complicated matters. CMS Wire brought this topic to our attention in their article, “Content Sprawl Happens: How Will You Manage It?“ The concept was supposed to be simple, but eventually more user-driven cloud-based storage…
Read More2020 Trends Review
2020 is more than halfway gone, but technology trends didn’t stop for the pandemic. This interesting topic came to us from Techiexpert in their article, “Big Data Analytics trends to watch out in 2020.” Information specialists are constantly researching their business, the opposition, customer needs/wants and quickening advancement patterns. Even with the change in the…
Read MoreBeing Open
The optimal search experience is faceted and could also involve open source. Faceted search is found in intranets and enterprise search applications, as well as other content-heavy sites. However, this takes a budget with enough power to sustain search applications to take you the whole journey. Is open source another worthy option to consider? A…
Read MoreData Lakes Give Flexibility and Speed
The cost of prescription drugs is always a hot topic, from consumers and pharmaceutical companies. How much does it cost to get medicine to market? It is constantly debated and changing, but one estimate puts the average cost of developing a single FDA-approved drug at $2.7 billion. This interesting subject came to us from Built In in…
Read MorePeer Review Resources
Last week Peer Review Week 2020 was celebrated virtually. There was a plethora of resources shared from a variety of sources. We thought we’d pass on a few that you might not have seen. This information came to us from The Scholarly Kitchen in their article, “Peer Review Week 2020 Resources For Everyone!“ Peer Review…
Read MoreTechnology Trends in Light of COVID-19
At the end of 2019, the usual predictions for trending technologies came out for 2020. Then the pandemic hit and impacted every aspect of our lives. Did it also inform and/or change the predictions? This news came to us from CRN in their article, “The Top Trending Technologies Making Waves In 2020.” In just a…
Read MoreEthics and Technology
There is always energy and excitement around new technologies and advancements to enhance processes and add value to our lives. However, frequently it becomes a question of “can we do it” instead of “should we do it.” This interesting information came to us from Next Gov in their article, “Agencies Should Consider the Pros and…
Read MoreEmerging Technology Making Shopping Easier
Artificial intelligence (AI) has added value to many parts of our lives and still instills some fears about the science fiction worry of a technology uprising. However, this is one advancement that as a shopper I can get behind. The Cincinnati Business Courier brought this to our attention in their article, “Kroger teams with artificial…
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