All Part of the Family
The difference between taxonomies and ontologies is a topic that can confuse even the most seasoned data professionals. But it is important to remember […]
Bringing Smart Data Into Play
Smart data is hardly new to the information management world. However it just might have finally reached the point of acceptance. DATAVERSITY brought this interesting […]
Just Too Much
The concept of information overload has long a been a reality, even before the digital age. It was first attributed to Professor Bertram Gross […]
Educational Opportunity This Week
“Artificial General Intelligence – When Can I Get It?” is the name of the webinar scheduled for Thursday, February 9th at 2:00 p.m. EST […]
Cognitive Computing Used to Fight Dementia
Genomics is identifying the factors that makes some people more susceptible to Alzheimer’s and other aging-related cognitive impairments. Regardless of the root cause, dementias are usually […]
Cognitive Computing in Daily Life
Cognitive computing is slowly becoming part of mainstream business culture since IBM’s introduction to Watson in 2011. The computing system built to compete against […]
The Future of Cognitive Computing
Cognitive computing has been the focus for the past few years and the entire data industry is focused on what the future holds for […]
Mark Your Calendars Today
DATAVERSITY is launching a new conference dedicated to Graph Databases and Technologies. Graphorum will be held in Redwood City, California on January 30 – February […]
Using Cognitive Computing in Healthcare
A new population health management tool has been released by ODH and IBM Watson Health to help managed care groups. Healthcare DIVE brought this information […]
Machine Learning is a Popular Commodity
Apple has recently purchased the machine-learning startup, Turi. Fortune magazine brought this interesting news to us in their article, “Apple Buys a Machine-Learning Startup For a […]