Healthcare organizations are awash in data. But not every health system is able to utilize its data in ways that yield actionable insights or opportunities for performance improvement. Without a clear ...

In a recent Views & Comments column published in Engineering, researchers Jinghai Li and Li Guo from the Chinese Academy of Sciences offer profound insights into the future development of data science ...

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The evolution of data architecture is accelerating. In 2025, 85% of DBTA subscribers reported plans to modernize their data platforms-driven largely by the explosive rise of GenAI and large language ...

True resilience isn't just about having great data; it’s about how your systems talk to each other and whether your team is actually empowered to act when things go sideways.

If you look at the last decade of AI progress, most of it has been measured in a single dimension: bigger models and better benchmarks. That approach worked for a while, but we’re now running into the ...