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Generative AI Introduces New Privacy Risks: How Data Privacy Laws Can Help February 22, 2024

by Maureen Donohue

The technological advances of generative artificial intelligence (AI) bring tremendous benefits to organizations. They also raise significant privacy concerns. Thus, while we embrace AI’s opportunities, we must keep in mind the potential dangers inherent in…

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Closing the STEM Gender Gap January 26, 2024

by Jeanne Zepp

Johns Hopkins Magazine carried an interesting “Forefront” piece addressing equity and inclusion in its Winter 2023 edition. It described the efforts of R-Ladies…

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Putting Customers First: Living Our Mission and Core Values – And Then Some January 18, 2024

by Mike Tillman

Every organization should possess both a mission statement and a set of core values to guide its direction. Our mission is “to deliver results that drive mission success for our customers. As a services company, we measure our success through the level of success…

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Executive Order Promotes Responsible AI Use January 09, 2024

by Sarbari Gupta

On October 30, 2023, The White House released Executive Order 14110 on the Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence, a long and long-awaited document. At over 100 pages, EO 14110 details actions and deadlines required of…

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Excel and Data Enabling: Leveraging the Power of Oracle Database December 19, 2023

by Erik Lung

Excel, despite being around for decades, continues to hold its relevance in the realm of data management and analysis. When coupled with powerful tools like Oracle and Power BI, Excel becomes an integral part of a comprehensive data enablement strategy, ensuring a…

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How Low-Code Platforms Gave Rise to Today's Citizen Developers November 27, 2023

by Emily Zhang

Back in the 1990s, traditional software developers would use a programming language such as C++ to build software applications. The source code was highly technical and consisted of pointers, event handlers, and memory allocation and deallocation.

Then…

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