Same Technology, New Purpose

Expedia has launched Expedia Labs, a website showcasing travel technology that will enable developers to test their concepts and receive feedback from users. Travel Weekly brought this news to us in their article, “Expedia introduces website to demonstrate new technology.” This unique application features technologies built internally at Expedia and through Expedia partnerships. Anyone who visits the…

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Publishers Harnessing the Power of Artificial Intelligence

Aries Systems Corporation recently announced the integration of Meta Bibliometric Intelligence into Editorial Manager, Aries’ manuscript and peer-review tracking system for scholarly publications. This interesting information came from Aries Systems in their article, “Artificial Intelligence Integration Allows Publishers a First Look at Meta Bibliometric Intelligence.” The new technology applies artificial intelligence toward the identification of high-impact…

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Easy Access

Digital assets are a huge part of any company’s files. They are also of significant value to the company because of their content and importance, so managing them and protecting them should be a top priority. Smart Business brought this topic to us in their article, “Five things a company should know about managing its digital assets.” This…

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New Features Enhance Efficiency

Altova MissionKit’s release features changes to its big data, database, and XBRL tools – all designed to increase an organization’s productivity. This interesting news came from Software Development Times in their article, “Altova MissionKit enhances its Big Data, database and XBRL tools.” Altova’s last release focused mostly on support for JSON and .NET APIs, introducing new tools…

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Generations and Technology

Generational differences are attributed to everything from driver’s licenses, work styles, and communications. The first generation born to be truly digital natives are millennials. So it would be natural that they push the boundaries of massive online data considering that 59 percent of millennials get their news online, and 80 percent sleep with their phone next…

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Chaos in Taxonomy

Art and taxonomy walked into a bar together. No wait, it was a school. Or was it a gallery? This very interesting information came to us from The Creator’s Project in their article, “A Giant Cabinet of Curiosities Challenges Taxonomy Traditions | Liberal Arts.” A bewildering array of objects lines the shelves of an imposing, three-story…

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