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…

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Digital 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…

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The 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…

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Data 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…

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Turbo Charging DAM Systems

Digital asset managers spend an unbelievable amount of time and energy on metadata application. The work is tedious and no one that has never taken an entire day to load photos into a digital asset management (DAM) system would ever fully understand just how much. CMS Wire brought this interesting information to us in their article,…

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Dictionaries in the World of Social Media

The days of encyclopedias may have been ended by Google and other search engines, but dictionaries are standing the test of time. This interesting information came to us from the NBC affiliate in Washington in their article, “How Merriam-Webster Dictionary Remains an Arbiter of Truth in Trump Presidency.” A dictionary is a reference book listing alphabetically…

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Transforming Your Products With Digital

Digital transformation aims to automate an organization’s repetitive functions in a way that links systems and provides a more seamless experience to the end users. CMS Wire brought this news to us in their article, “How Digital Transformation Relates to Information Governance. This transformation begins with a minimum viable product (MVP). An MVP represents a prototype/proof-of-concept that is…

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Protecting Data and Users

Data breaches and security has never been more of a focus for most organizations. It’s not just hackers or rogue employees that are causing worries. Financial Planning brought this to our attention in their article, “Don’t let this data breach threat end your business.” Organizations are building processes and protocols for “when” they are victims of…

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Challenging Yourself, Literally

By now everyone has likely read or heard about the 4-year old girl from Gainesville, Georgia who has read more than 1,000 books already in her young life. This is outstanding, especially when you compare it to a typical American will read about four books in one year. Even more serious readers only make it to…

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