The enterprise analytics crowd kicked off the new year with a string of major developments aimed at addressing the explosion in use cases for unstructured data over the past 12 months. FoundationDB ...

In a recent article in this space, OPTUM discussed how real-world data (RWD) can be used to provide a deeper, more precise understanding of cancer progression and treatment. Now, the company takes a ...

IDC estimates that upwards of 80% of business information is likely to be formed of unstructured data by 2025. And while “unstructured” can be something of a misnomer, because all files have some sort ...

Managing the devil you know is difficult enough. But in risk management, it’s the devil you don’t know that can spring chaos on your organization. And risks are growing—and growing in complexity—at ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Natural language processing analyzes unstructured text documents that providers do not have time to sort through ...

Unstructured, the leader in AI-ready data orchestration, today announced it has achieved FedRAMP High authorization. This milestone affirms Unstructured's commitment to delivering secure, scalable, ...

An attractive application of Hadoop and other Big Data technologies is to analyze users' social activities, sometimes without their express knowledge The now-trendy concept of Big Data usually implies ...

When you think of some of the more forward thinking industries when it comes to technology do you think of retail? I don’t -- one reason I was particularly interested in attending the National Retail ...

Data scientists estimate that 80% of the world’s electronic information is “unstructured”, or held as email, documents, video and photographs, or even free text. “unstructured data is data held ...

Before Sept. 11, unstructured data management had more to do with organizing office documents than catching terrorists. But after the attacks, the role of technology to search and connect needles in ...

Every day, IT security teams are inundated with data — security events, network flows, configuration information, and so on — which then must be collected and analyzed for potential vulnerabilities.