6 Tips to Build and Work with Knowledge Graphs
Not all knowledge graphs are created equal and some approaches yield better results than others.
How Knowledge Graphs Solve a Diverse Set of Business Problems
Knowledge and information managers are curating and processing a diverse range of sources that are useful for multiple functions across an organization, from business intelligence and strategy to legal affairs and financial planning.
Natural Language Processing and the Challenge of Rare Diseases
The statistics of rare disease are challenging: there are over 7,000 rare diseases, and around one in 17 people will… Read more
Demystifying AI: Understanding and Applying Artificial Intelligence in Scientific Research
On October 14, CCC will join Evidence Partners for a webinar that will debunk the myths of AI and explore pragmatic applications of these technologies that can be validated and used today to dramatically improve the speed, quality, and transparency of this important research.
How Natural Language Processing (NLP) Can Help Us Understand the Landscape of COVID-19 Information
Capturing key information from a variety of sources and synthesizing into one platform can speed answers to key questions to confront the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Product Management Practice, Part II
Babis Marmanis presents his view on what a highly performing Product Manager (PM) looks like.
Is AI Going to Write Me Out of a Job?
AI programs for creating “good enough” content are already here. Blog posts, technical manuals, and financial reports cannot be far behind. Those of us who write them either need to step up, or move over.
The Importance of Curated Vocabularies for an Effective Content and Data Strategy
Join Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) and SciBite on 22 September to learn about the benefits of managing a data strategy enhanced with curated vocabularies.
How Experts Search for Potential Drug-Drug Interactions Using Popular Available Data Sources
There are drug information experts who seek out and evaluate evidence of PDDI. Among the challenges for this effort: there is no single repository, nor a defined, validated, standard search strategy.
Popular Available Data Sources and How Researchers Use Them: Clinicians and Healthcare Information Professionals
There are many different consumers of biomedical information, with varying immediate needs and role perspectives. Looking at two of these communities, we can see how information seeking behaviors and targeted resources differ.