Scholarly Publishing and Reality

Virtual reality is fairly common and in fact, in many homes these days. However, it still feels very much like sci-fi to many people. Augmented reality, a form of virtual reality that layers virtual information over live resulting in three-dimensional images also feels like advanced technology. For many, augmented reality is primarily associated with gaming and other forms…

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Adjusting the Data Tools

Much is changing in the eLearning world. New possibilities are being created from using big data that could prove useful if it results in meaningful change. Big data and associated learning analytics can help design more personalized courses, which should increase learner satisfaction and engagement. Inside BIG DATA brought this interesting topic to our attention in…

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AI – Good or Bad?

When it comes to business leaders, artificial intelligence (AI) is a two-edged sword. Digital Insurance brought this interesting information to our attention in their article, “Business leaders love AI — in theory.” A recent survey found that German and Russian entrepreneurs and executives appear to come out ahead of those from the U.S. and other advanced…

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Data Governance and Business Intelligence

Data governance is crucial to organizations in order to consolidate and safeguard the investments made in the data by an organization as a whole. A data governance program can take many forms and it can focus on topics like data definition and standards, data quality, privacy and security, data architecture and integration, and data warehousing. This interesting topic came…

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Emerging Technologies and the Financial World

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been used in software for some time now and the benefits have been realized across industries. Currently, it is positioned to have a substantial impact on accountants and their clients. Accounting Today brought this interesting topic to our attention in their article, “Deep Dive Emerging Technologies: AI.” There are already alliances between leading…

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Content Engineer Taxonomist Opportunity

To be as helpful as possible to those in the fields of taxonomy, indexing, semantic technology, ontology, etc., we are sharing career opportunities that we find with our readers. 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 the fields are evolving.…

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Emerging Technologies Now and in the Future

While artificial intelligence and machine learning are the most common of new technologies hogging the headlines lately, there are other emerging technologies that are poised to make an impact on business and home life. This interesting information came to us from Live Mint in their article, “How key emerging technologies are fundamentally changing the way we…

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AI and Health Research

Technological innovations and discoveries are taking place every day. Just recently, a team of researchers from Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City created one of the first platforms using large-scale image data in neuropathology for building and evaluating deep learning algorithms. This interesting information came to us from Psychology Today in their article, “New…

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NFAIS 2019 AI Conference – Register Today

The National Federation of Advanced Information Services (NFAIS) 2019 AI Conference is right around the corner. Artificial intelligence (AI) technology, along with big data, tools, varying business models and the underpinning frameworks, are beginning to change the way we seek out, discover, interact with and benefit from scholarship. The 2019 conference will will explore the application and implication…

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How to Measure Professional Burnout

Professional job burnout is a hot topic in healthcare, but it isn’t the only field where pressure and frustration can take a toll on an employee. Cybersecurity is one of the roles where there are people actively trying to ruin your day, 24/7. Dark Reading brought this interesting topic to our attention in their article, “Why…

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