Artificial Intelligence and the Internet
Artificial intelligence (AI) seems advanced and futuristic, but in reality it is quite juvenile. This means there is great potential for it to develop and progress. This interesting topic came to us from MedCity News in their article, “AI is “still pretty dumb” and like a “2-year-old”.” The best example of AI today is still driven…
Read MoreThe Future of Cybersecurity
The future is becoming increasingly connected to the web. Some techniques, such as data mining, are being used to harness this raw information to give insight into the future of cybersecurity. CIO brought this information to our attention in their article, “How big data can drive the future of cybersecurity.” Big data has the potential to give us…
Read MoreSet It To Autopilot
Which method works better: end-user or automated tagging? There are proponents for both sides of this ongoing debate, and in the end, it just might be a personal preference. CMS Wire brought this interesting information to our attention in their article, “Let Isaac Newton Improve Your End User Data Classification.” Most agree that properly tagged content provides countless…
Read MoreTaxonomies in School
We have said it before: taxonomies are everywhere, and that includes the classroom. Education Week Teacher brought this interesting information to our attention in their article, “Response: Ways to Use Learning ‘Taxonomies’ in the Classroom.” Taxonomies categorize anything, including different levels of questioning and learning. Most teachers are aware of this and likely think of the…
Read MoreNew Vision for Data
The Center for Data-Driven Discovery (C3D) at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Brookhaven National Laboratory welcomed Line Pouchard, a computational science information specialist, who joins C3D as a senior researcher. Newswise brought this interesting information to us in their article, “Turning Research Data Into Scientific Discoveries.” Pouchard had been an assistant professor at Purdue University…
Read MoreDigital Health Gets Boost
Digital processes in the United States are still impressive, even to those in the technology world. It is easy to forget that the digital revolution did not just affect the North American continent. Over the years, Kenya has seen technology become embedded across many industries ranging from banking, telecommunications, retail, insurance and even government. Standard Digital brought…
Read MoreThe Biggest Risk is Inside
Data security for any organization is of great importance. Keeping hackers out of their systems and data is a huge part of their information management plans. But what about the employees? What measures are in place to protect the data from staff? This interesting information came to us from DARK Reading in their article, “60% of…
Read MoreFinding a Safe Place
With all the fear of data security lapses and breaches, it is surprising to find that data on a mobile device is quite possibly the safest. This interesting information came to us from InfoWorld in their article, “Mobile is still the safest place for your data.” We have heard many times from IT professionals and…
Read MoreData on the Go
The prediction that global wearable device shipments will increase from nearly 202 million in 2016 to more than 501 million by 2021 has many looking forward to what the future holds. This interesting news came to us from Health Data Management in their article, “Wearable device market to more than double over 5 years.” “Wearables in…
Read MoreAccess Innovations’ Bob Kasenchak to Present at IA Summit 2017
Access Innovations’ Director of Business Development Bob Kasenchak is speaking at the IA Summit next week, March 22-26, 2017, in Vancouver, British Columbia. His presentation is titled “Taxonomic Irony or: What I Think about When I Think about Taxonomies (Including a Meta-Taxonomy)” and is scheduled for Saturday, March 25, 2017, from 2:15pm – 3:00pm. “When…
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