We are excited to announce that our data harmonisation project Harmony has reached the final round of the Wellcome Data Prize in Mental Health.
Organisations of all scales and nearly across all sectors are now becoming increasingly data-driven, especially as larger data storage systems and faster computers continue to push the performance envelope.
Because of the extensive use of technology, and the division of labour, the work of the average gig economy worker has lost all individual character, and, consequently, all charm for the employee.
The impact of AI on human resources The world of work is rapidly changing, both due to traditional data science practices being adopted by more organisations, and due to the increasing popularity of generative AI tools such as ChatGPT, and Google’s BARD among non-technical workers.
When you shop online from a particular merchant for the first time, you handpick a few items you really like. The successive searches you do to buy again in future reveals a nice selection of products which you both find appealing and valuable.
One study estimates that the human body can generate data amounting to 2 terabytes every day. This data may include activities related to the brain, heart, stress, sugar levels, and more.
Can data science be used to improve mental health? Can we use data analysis to deal with mental health problems like depression and dementia, or to monitor and improve the symptoms of impaired cognitive function, for example?
Technologies like Machine learning (ML), artificial intelligence (AI) and natural language processing (NLP) have revolutionised the way businesses gather data, interpret it, and use the insights to improve processes, ROI, customer satisfaction, and other aspects of their business.
Data-driven decision making (DDDM) is all about taking action when it truly counts. It’s about taking your business data apart, identifying key drivers, trends and patterns, and then taking the recommended actions.
This week, at the World Health Summit 2023 in Berlin, Kristy Kade of the US based non-profit White Ribbon Alliance spoke to delegates at a World Health Organization event about the Women’s health and well-being: What do women want?
Informatics and data science in any sector, and not just healthcare, are two very distinct fields. While informatics focuses on coming up with systems for the collection, storage, and management of data, data science is all about using the right tools to gain valuable insights through complex analytics.
Offshore natural language processing services – Overview Businesses today are facing fierce competition, not just because of the increasingly challenging global economy, but especially because of the rapidly digitising business landscape.
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