Posts Tagged ‘Digital’
Technology and Education Working Together
Georgia Tech has a long history of technology-based education. A Computer Science education at Georgia Tech has been available since 1964, with the start of their Information Science program. By 1970, it had become the School of Information and Computer Science (ICS), offering bachelor’s degrees in information science and doctorates in ICS. Fast forward to…
Read MoreAI at Home
Artificial intelligence (AI) is used in every industry and in more homes by the day. While technology giants tend to get all the limelight, banking and other financial sectors are showing signs of interest and adoption of AI. This interesting information came to us from The Paypers in their article, “2018 predictions: Artificial Intelligence for…
Read MoreMachine Learning in Play
As metadata continues to grow in both volume and content, machine learning is being used to help content owners to increase their discoverability potential. This interesting news came to us from Multi Channel in their blogpost, “How Machine Learning Is Changing the Game for Content Metadata.” Content metadata is the descriptive, image-rich programming information. It…
Read MoreCelebrating Milestones by Looking Back
The Scholarly Kitchen is always a source we learn from and enjoy reading. They are celebrating their 10 year anniversary by sharing their top 10 blog posts in their recent release. Some of those – to be exact, five – are all about PLOS ONE. It is a favorite topic for the writers as well as…
Read MoreGetting the Most Out of Analytics
Time is valuable in the world of business. Waiting to get critical data analyzed and presented in the form of an understandable report can be a waste of that valuable time for business users of all levels. DATAVERSITY brought this interesting information to our attention in their article, “Augmented Analytics and Data Discovery.” A report developed…
Read MoreHow Secure is Your Data?
A number of massive consumer information leaks occurred over the past year. The data breach headlines of 2017 included many known giants in technology and retail. DATAVERSITY brought this interesting information to our attention in their article, “Data Risk in 2018: Data Management and Data Integrity Necessities.” Cybercrime is expensive and the damage is far-reaching. This…
Read MoreDigital Workplace Conference
The world is becoming more and more digital-based and the workplace is no different. Here is an educational learning opportunity that was brought to our attention that can help anyone involved in corporate culture, employee engagement, and digital workplace initiatives. Digital Workplace Experience is being held June 18-20, 2018 in Chicago, Illinois. This conference is a…
Read MoreOpen Source Seeks Simplicity
Although open source licensing’s popularity has skyrocketed in the past two decades, in truth, open source was the original model for software licensing, with proprietary licensing coming later. However, open-source licensing can get be confusing and a bit complicated, to say the least. ZDNet brought this information to our attention in their article, “GitHub makes open-source…
Read MoreData Breaches Should Not Be Common
There are no longer any surprises when it comes to the latest data breach announcements hitting the headlines. Is the commonality of this event not only softening our surprise, but also softening our resolve to fight cyberattacks? Krebs on Security brought this news to our attention in their article, “Panerabread.com Leaks Millions of Customer Records.”…
Read MoreCapturing Ancient Medical Knowledge with Taxonomies
A collaboration between a Chinese university and Elsevier is undertaking the momentous task of cataloguing traditional Chinese medical knowledge as global clinical practice increasingly seeks to combine conventional and Eastern techniques. Healthcare IT News brought this interesting information to our attention in their article, “Elsevier to collaborate in cataloguing traditional Chinese medicine as global interest…
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