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CCC & IQVIA discuss the value of natural language processing to create the landscape of information around the natural history of disease, pathophysiology, and genotype-phenotype associations; and illustrate with use cases from pharma and healthcare organizations.
It was likely an outside disruptor would force changes to the scientific publishing ecosystem. COVID-19 has been that disruptor.
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.
Download our exclusive new white paper from Double L Digital’s Phill Jones, as he discusses the development and application of knowledge graphs and how they are helping knowledge and information professionals to solve real business problems.
Join Phill Jones for a 30-minute webinar as he discusses the development and application of knowledge graphs and how they are helping knowledge and information professionals to solve real business problems.
Leverage expertise in OA, content workflow and data strategy to boost digital transformation
This webinar is about debunking the myths of AI and exploring pragmatic applications of these technologies that can be validated and used today to dramatically improve the speed, quality, and transparency of this important research.
Charleston Library Conference Meets Frankfurt Book Fair: Roy Kaufman, Managing Director, Business Development and Government Relations, CCC presents on AI Extraction, recorded 16 October, 2020.
The scholarly communications space is changing rapidly given the needs of funders and researchers, the desire for more open science and open access, and so much more.
While current circumstances may make it seem like it’s not an optimal time to throw something new at people, rolling out new literature management solutions that will make workers’ lives and managing content easier is a worthwhile venture – and a less daunting one than you may think.Â