Springer Nature’s launch of two new research integrity tools signals not only growing investment in an area which is critical to the future success of the research publishing space, but also the duality of the role played by AI.
Founders Andrew, Elliott, and Tiago are using their background in scientific research and in Scholarly Information to help identify fake contributions and indicate real value.
By revisiting audience acquisition strategies companies can help reduce some of the volatility of today’s market. They also need to re-cast their measurement efforts. This fifth and final piece in our audience acquisition looks measurement best practices and the metrics used to define success.
The global Education Management Solutions segment grew by 6% to $35 billion in 2023, driven by K-12 funding and rising demand for EdTech. All regions except EMEA saw growth; future opportunities lie in AI and technology-supported solutions to increase efficiency and drive investment decisions.
As the scholarly journals market moves towards an Open Access future, new data from Outsell lays out the implications, and highlights revenue pressures and diversification responses from providers looking to reduce reliance on falling journal revenues.
Google Cloud’s Vertex AI developer platform will offer access to third-party data for inclusion in prompts, creating a commercial mechanism for grounding generative AI applications in authoritative content independently from model training.
The Scientific & Technical Information & Solutions segment grew by 3% to $15 billion in 2023, driven by technology and Open Access models despite challenges from Open Access, research integrity, and generative AI. Top players showed strong performance, with opportunities in technology-led solutions.
The global Credit Information segment grew by 4% in 2023, impacted by higher interest rates, and is projected to reach $21 billion by 2026. Growth is faster in APAC and Latin America, with trends in data integration, alternative data use, and financial inclusion driving the market.
The global Company, Contact & Personal Information segment grew by 7% in 2023, impacted by the technology sector recession. Higher growth is expected in 2024 but it will plateau after that. Key trends include the tech segment bounce, managed services, an M&A wave, and stack rationalization.
2023 was a turbulent year for standards publishers, with technological and regulatory changes forcing tactical responses and the creation of defense strategies. Standards publishers adjust to the new reality of powerful market forces challenging their legacy approach to delivering sustainable value.
CUBE’s acquisition of Thomson Reuters’ Regulatory Intelligence businesses marks a pivotal expansion, propelling it to the forefront of the global RegTech market and making it a competitor to watch.
Jason Priem, who is credited with having coined the term “altmetrics“, cofounded the company that has created much of the open science reference infrastructure that researchers use most widely.
The global Legal & Regulatory Solutions segment grew by 6% in 2023, driven by tech and regulatory compliance, with growth projected to $37 billion by 2026. Key trends include AI in legal research, data commoditization, and increased demand for compliance tools. EMEA shows the fastest growth rate.
The global Marketing Research segment grew by 5% in 2023, with ResTech players leading the way through subscription platforms, while full-service providers struggled amidst the big tech recession. M&A is heating up despite economic challenges, driven by demand for real-time data and AI efficiencies.