The scholarly communications industry is on high alert for research misconduct and investing heavily in resources, tools, and workflows to better filter fraudulent content and safeguard trust in the scholarly record.
ZoomInfo rolls out generative AI features in its Chorus conversational intelligence offering. The race to provide these features is on and will result in a level playing field soon, with call summaries, action items, automated email creation, and CRM logging a natural fit for daily sales workflows.
Despite slowing economic activity in 2022, global talent scarcity remained, driven by digital transformation and the green transition, as well as people re-evaluating their post-Covid career options. This report outlines key market trends and opportunities for HR Services & Solution providers.
Practice management software is the operational nucleus of a law firm or legal department. AI advancements amplify the significance of its data, creating new opportunities. Outsell’s survey explores user perspectives, unearths growth potential, and opportunity in this market.
As antitrust scrutiny heats up with regulators tightening their grip on M&A activity, Outsell considers the implications for Data, Information, and Analytics Economy.
Groundbreaking technologies and open-access policies are changing scholarly communications, impacting businesses engaged in scientific, technological, and medical research and publishing. This report analyzes 2023 market performance and offers growth strategies for this changing ecosystem.
With a slowing economy in 2022 and now into 2023, opportunities remain for information providers if they harness the drivers of this market and meet changing customer expectations. This report outlines key market trends and opportunities for Company, Contact, and Personal Information providers.
An interview with Rebecca Lawrence, CEO, F1000. One of the early dreams of the World Wide Web was to improve the interconnectivity of knowledge. Rebecca Lawrence is a medicine and science publisher, who points out that we have not always been entirely effective in doing this.
Despite slowing economic activity in 2022, global talent scarcity remained, driven by digital transformation and the green transition, as well as people re-evaluating their post-Covid career options. This report outlines key market trends and opportunities for corporate training providers.
Verisk Analytics is partnering with RiskSpan to offer mortgage providers insight to climate risk. Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) data is moving beyond the support of financial investing, corporate screening, and property & casualty (P&C) insurance into consumer lending.
Standards publishers are always adapting to the trends in the industry and the larger publishing market. Despite the challenges of serving a diverse audience with varying levels of technological maturity, they explore ways to grow, especially with the exciting advancements in discovery capabilities.
Anteriad checks off multiple boxes with its BNZSA acquisition, not just the typical one or two. There are several lessons here for companies looking to expand beyond what they currently offer today from a product and geographic standpoint, to provide a more full-stack solution.
The Legal & Regulatory Solutions market is set to revolutionize as generative AI gains traction. The market’s worth increased to $28.9B in 2022, a 4.7% rise from 2021, as investment surged in contract management, while lawyers’ willingness to embrace generative AI is streamlining their workload.
The B2B Media and Business Information market rebounds as events return and demand for information that enables critical decisions increases. Opportunities for providers include first-party audience data, alternative datasets, generative AI tools, and capturing share of wallet from walled gardens.
The Education Management Solutions market matured during the pandemic, with growth rates normalizing through 2026. Opportunities for solutions providers include efficiencies from generative AI tools, serving diverse user communities, and targeted data applications to drive value and repeat usage.
With continued growth in consumer and small-business fraud since the pandemic, credit information giants are racing to enable greater visibility to financial foul play. Experian is now introducing a fraud insight network to tap into the wisdom of the crowd.
