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Meeting Evolving Business Needs – A Conversation Between RIM Educators and Thought Leaders

Information Governance Perspectives

Hunter, Dr. Tao Jin, Dr. Patricia Franks, Rae Lynn Haliday, Cheryl Pederson, and Wendy McLain on the topic of Meeting Evolving Business Needs – A Conversation Between RIM Educators and Thought Leaders. It’s essentially a snapshot of a job search query. And recruiters are looking for that education and experience.

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A Fresh Comparison of TAR and Keyword Search: eDiscovery Best Practices

eDiscovery Daily

which is like Continuous Active Learning, but applied to cluster centers only) trained with (a whopping) two seed documents (one relevant from a keyword search and one random non-relevant document) followed by 20 iterations of 10 top-scoring cluster centers, for a total of 202 training documents. For the TAR results he used TAR 3.0

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Digital Is Killing Serendipity

John Battelle's Searchblog

Instead, students are expected to navigate a series of search queries so convoluted and non-intuitive, most of Bea’s friends counseled her to ignore it. You can no longer scan hundreds of class listings in seconds simply by turning pages in succession. Hundreds of years of information design is lost.

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Transforming customer service: How generative AI is changing the game

IBM Big Data Hub

Here are five exciting use cases where generative AI is changing the game in customer service: Conversational search: Customers can find the answers they’re looking for quickly, with human-like responses that are generated from finely tuned language models based on company knowledge bases.

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Here are Some More Up to Date Fun Facts on Big Data: eDiscovery Trends

eDiscovery Daily

trillion searches per year; By 2020, about 7 megabytes of new information will be created every second for every human on the planet; Bad data costs US businesses alone $600 billion annually; Big data will drive an estimated $232 billion in spending in 2016.

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Evaluating your data catalog’s success

Collibra

Enablement KPIs: Deployment + education Enablement KPIs (or measurements) show how much your data catalog is being adopted within your organization and how efficiently it is being used. Additionally, education plays a pivotal role. Adoption metrics help gauge how well your data catalog is being adopted across the organization.