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Product Review of Avention: Value, Competitors, Development & Pricing
12th June 2014
Author Chris Porter assesses how the Avention service presents itself in relation to other offerings and where it fits in the range of other company information services, from news-focused aggregators to financial market data specialists.
Mini Review: WordsAnalytics
12th June 2014
Author Perrin Kerravala reviews WordsAnalytics, a powerful text mining tool for SEC filings. Featuring impressive capabilities such as Compare Reports, Sentiment Scores and Find Similar Paragraphs, WordsAnalytics is ideally suited for due diligence compliance and competitive intelligence research.
Product Review of ScienceDirect Reference Modules: Value, Competitors, Development & Pricing
11th June 2014
The value, competitors and pricing of Reference Modules are explored in the final part of Yulia Aspinall's review of this reference solution integrated into Elsevier's ScienceDirect platform. Two modules are already available to researchers (Chemistry, Molecular Sciences & Chemical Engineering; and Earth Systems & Environmental Sciences).
Privileged Users and Threats to Confidential Data
10th June 2014
One of the biggest risks of corporate data theft comes from privileged insiders looking at stuff they shouldn't - sometimes out of simple curiosity. As ever, technology is only part of the solution; so too is having a proper access policy and monitoring staff behaviour. With a growing number of people having their personal data compromised, United States officials are calling for a proper system of data breach notification. Meanwhile Britain (which supposedly has one already) is worried that most organisations keep their worst breaches secret. They may not be too bothered about fines, Britain's privacy boss says - but they are worried about their reputation.
Big Data Bonanza - But Only for Those With High Quality Data
10th June 2014
The opportunity for organisations to benefit from big data may be limited by poor data quality. Over a third of companies face data problems and fewer than 20% have high quality data. The cost to organisations of poor data is substantial. For marketing data the majority of databases surveyed were found to be lacking basic data. It is more cost-effective to prevent data problems than to try to fix them.
The Case for Systematic Primary Intelligence Tracking with Tangible ROI
9th June 2014
Marc Limacher explores the importance of a systematic Competitive Intelligence capability for the biotech and life sciences industry - in order to support future-oriented decisions, to out-think the competition, or allocate R&D resources appropriately. He also highlights how important CI is in the IT industry with its short product lifecycles. The need to adhere to a code of ethics and ways to ethically and legally collect CI data are also discussed.
Source Update for Factiva
6th June 2014
The latest additions and takedowns in Factiva, researched and compiled by Anne Jordan.
Product Review of Avention: Technology: Search, Outputs & Alerts, User Interface & Help
5th June 2014
The third part of Chris Porter's review looks at the searching, filtering and monitoring capabilities within Avention, the successor to the OneSource Business Browser and iSell products, looking in particular at four new technology capabilities which the vendor has announced.
Personal and Professional Identities Merge: Bring Your Own ID
5th June 2014
Sophie Alexander examines the current state of Bring Your Own Identity (BYOID) and why it's becoming increasingly important for organisations, as individuals start to use social logins to access both personal and professional services. The article looks at some of the pros and cons involved as well as possible solutions to reduce risk and avoid identity theft.
Product Review of ScienceDirect Reference Modules: Technology: Search, Outputs & Alerts, User Interface & Help
5th June 2014
The third part of Yulia Aspinall's review of Reference Modules, a reference solution integrated into Elsevier's ScienceDirect platform, covers the technology, search and output options available in the two modules already available to researchers (Chemistry, Molecular Sciences & Chemical Engineering; and Earth Systems & Environmental Sciences).
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