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CraigRhinehart
Oct 16, 20123 min read
Artificial Intelligence … The Next Big Thing in Healthcare
If you are in the healthcare industry, you know you are facing a number of significant challenges. First and foremost, you are being...
CraigRhinehart
Oct 11, 20114 min read
Healthcare and Trusted Information – What’s Up Doc? (part 1 of 2)
This is one of those industry-centric topics everyone can relate to … we all need healthcare and we’ll all use it at some point in our...
CraigRhinehart
Sep 6, 20113 min read
TV Re-runs, Watson and My Artificial Intelligence Blog
When I was a wee lad … back in the 60s … I used to rush home from elementary school to watch the re-runs on TV. This was long before...
CraigRhinehart
Aug 8, 20114 min read
IBM at 100 - Patents + Innovation: TAKMI, Bringing Order to Unstructured Data - Artificial Intelligence
As most of you know I have been periodically posting some of the really fascinating top 100 innovations of the past 100 years as part of...
CraigRhinehart
Jun 30, 20112 min read
Content in Motion: The Trusted Information Voice of Your Customer
Do you listen to your customers? No, really! Of course, everyone answers “yes” when asked this question. So much so … that the question...
CraigRhinehart
May 26, 20114 min read
Trusted Information at Rest or Content in Motion? Which is Better?
I really wish I’d thought of this concept but I didn’t. It’s such a simple idea when you think about it … that there are two fundamental...
CraigRhinehart
Jan 29, 20116 min read
Artificial Intelligence - “What is Content Analytics?, Alex”
How can the same technology used to play Jeopardy! give you better business insight? “The technology behind Watson represents the future...
CraigRhinehart
Dec 10, 20103 min read
WikiLeaks Disclosures Lack Trusted Information … A Wakeup Call for Records Management
Earlier in my professional career, I used to hit the snooze button 4 or 5 times every morning when the alarm went off. I did this for...
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