In our final analysis post of the year, we keep with tradition and take a look back, distil 2023 into six big talking points, and advise about why they matter for 2024. Happy holidays!
The increasing availability and rising usage of Open Educational Resources (OERs) poses a growing threat to providers of learning resources in the US higher education market.
It’s been years since an enterprise software company acquired a B2B data company. History hasn’t been kind to these deals, but today’s AI centric world changes things. The deal could parallel past ones or spur more M&A ahead as players consolidate.
Outsell’s survey of HR and L&D professionals reveals strong demand for both artificial intelligence (AI) and virtual reality (VR) solutions, offset by significant implementation concerns.
The Axel Springer-OpenAI deal marks a critical point in the relationship between media and AI companies, raising vital questions about the sustainability of journalism in the AI era and the evolving landscape of content monetisation.
In the second instalment of our series on the legal information needs of non-lawyers, we delve into how businesses rely on legal departments. The findings suggest demand for legal information among professionals outside the legal field, presenting an opportunity for information providers.
A new partnership between the British Council and Macmillan Education signals the importance of providing holistic learning and assessment solutions to ELT institutions, and suggests that multiple partnerships may be the way forward for providers looking to serve multiple customer segments.
As open access (OA) crosses the 50% mark, it is increasingly apparent that the future of scholarly communications will look very different from its past. Implications include the creation of a services economy driven by OA and researcher/institutional self-publishing.
In this analysis, Outsell and Delta Think cut through the surface-level observations and delve into the deeper challenges that scholarly content providers are grappling with in response to the approaching Plan S and OSTP deadlines – and offer some essential remedial actions.
Governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) solution providers are using generative AI to automate risk assessments, compliance audits, and incident response; improve risk visibility and insights; and predict problems. These capabilities help enable a more proactive approach to GRC management.
A recent unconference ignited crucial debates around AI in education, bringing together a wide group of stakeholders. This event, more provocative than conclusive, marked a pivotal moment for advancing the conversation and shaping future progress.
In a stunning turn of events over the weekend, Sam Altman is out as CEO of OpenAI, giving way to Emmett Shear, the former CEO of Twitch. This leadership shake-up marks a critical juncture in the AI titan’s journey, igniting debates over its future direction and ethical considerations.
Financial information & solution providers are using generative AI to personalize financial advice, enhance risk assessment and fraud detection, improve customer service, and accelerate market research and analysis. These capabilities offer competitive differentiation and workflow efficiency.
Most tech and information services companies have similar value chains and processes. Generative AI can increase efficiency and effectiveness, as well as creating new value across them. In this analysis, we explore 35 use cases across editorial, product, engineering, marketing, sales, legal, and HR.
Biden’s recent executive order on AI is setting a new course for the tech landscape. It not only underscores the importance of ethical AI practices but also challenges the tech sector to rise to new standards of innovation that could shape the industry for years to come.
The Geospatial Information Solutions landscape spans from foundational mapping to advanced location-based services. As the digital realm grows, layered location data is reshaping industries, from autonomous vehicles to the emerging metaverse.