Click to learn more about author Harsh Arora. Big Data is a popular term used frequently by technology experts. Universally it refers to the processing of massive and complex data sets, which help in analysis. Complex data requires simple presentation and large data needs statistical conversion and comparison; both are likely to be misinterpreted or have […]
How Virtual Hospitals are Changing Healthcare with IOT
Click to learn more about author Harsh Arora. Introduction to Modern Healthcare The healthcare sector has seen radical changes with advancements in modern technology. Every emerging tech which has been incorporated in this sector has led to improved health care services and treatments. Hospitals and clinicians have proactively adopted new innovative technological solutions of the modern […]
Three Ways Decision Science Facilitates Better Customer Experience
Click to learn more about author Pieter van Ispelen. Within the growing field of Data Science, two high level functions complement each other to derive value from data: Information Management and Decision Science. One can’t optimally function without the other and often Data Scientists are expected to perform both functions. In the most effective data-driven […]
OpenText Secures Digital Transformation Across the Intelligent and Connected Enterprise
by Angela Guess According to a new press release, “OpenText, the global leader in Enterprise Information Management (EIM), today announced OpenText Release 16 Enhancement Pack 4 (EP4). This release further extends security, artificial intelligence (AI), the internet of things (IoT), and cloud support into the market-leading OpenText EIM platform. ‘The world’s leading organizations use the OpenText […]
Data Science Education at Syracuse University
In mid-2017, Syracuse University announced it was accepting applications for its new online program, DataScience@Syracuse. It is an 18 month, 36 credit program, ending with a Master’s of Science in Applied Data Science. It was developed collaboratively by the University’s Martin J. Whitman School of Management and their School of Information Studies, also known as […]
Information Management Survey 2018: Knowledge Engineering at the Core of Cognitive Applications
by Angela Guess According to a new press release, “The Semantic Web Company, Mekon and Enterprise Knowledge conducted an Information Management Survey for practitioners that provides new insights into the current status of this highly diverse technology field. Knowledge engineering is an integral part of the development process of cognitive applications and artificial intelligence. 67% […]
How a Knowledge Management Solution Can Help a Weak Knowledge Sharing Culture
Click to learn more about author Sandra Lupanava. Knowledge Management advocates have been discussing and promoting the concept of knowledge sharing culture since the late 90s. However, even 20 years later companies still struggle to adopt knowledge sharing initiatives. In their report on the state of Knowledge Management , TSIA proved that organizations would like […]
Paxata and Microsoft Simplify Information Management for Business Consumers
by Angela Guess According to a recent press release, “Microsoft and Paxata, the pioneer and leader in empowering all business consumers to intelligently transform raw data into ready information instantaneously, today announced the general availability of the industry’s first self-service information platform for Microsoft Azure. The current release of the company’s award-winning Adaptive Information Platform […]
EnterWorks Evolves Technology Platform for Shared Information Across National Level Command
by Angela Guess According to a recent press release, “EnterWorks, a leading provider of Master Data Management (MDM) and Product Information Management (PIM) solutions, today offers a single view of content essential for companies such as US Foods, Restoration Hardware, and Publishers Clearing House, to tailor data for specific audiences and create personalized commerce experiences. […]
Cloud Automation Can Get Your Data Center’s Maintenance On Track
Click to learn more about author Tim Mullahy. Do you have a data center lifecycle management strategy in place? Have you laid out established, clear-cut management procedures and processes? Do you have a regular maintenance schedule? Good. You’ve taken the first steps. Now how do you ensure that you and your staff stick to those schedules? […]