IBM's use of location data spurs privacy concerns, lawsuit; MicroStrategy aims for 'zero-click' analytics; AI plants itself on farms

AI, Analytics and Big Data Digest Artificial intelligence, BI and data management content from TechTarget | Jan. 10, 2019 FEATURED ITEM IBM's Weather Channel app location data usage spurs privacy concerns Jack Vaughan, Senior News Writer IBM CEO Ginni Rometty pushed real-time weather data mining for travel and other uses at the CES conference, even as the city of Los Angeles is suing IBM's Weather Company unit over its use and sale of location data. (SearchDataManagement.com) Advertisement NEWS   MicroStrategy 2019 platform touts 'zero-click' analytics MicroStrategy's latest BI release aims to support a 'zero-click' analytics future with help from new voice and vision capabilities. The goal: quicker decisions and the democratization of data. (SearchBusinessAnalytics.com)   Agricultural AI yields better crops through data analytics The use of AI tools in agriculture helps optimize farming operations by decreasing workloads, analyzing data on harvests and improving the accuracy of seasonal forecasting. (SearchEnterpriseAI.com)   BI and analytics technology trends we'll likely see in 2019 BI and analytics software looks to evolve in 2019, with tools likely to keep getting easier to use and more AI-powered technologies being developed to augment user experiences. (SearchBusinessAnalytics.com)   AI use in healthcare ramps up for app maker Cognoa Applications of AI in healthcare have been relatively restricted due to regulatory and data challenges, but health IT apps startup Cognoa is finding ways to make AI effective. (SearchEnterpriseAI.com ) EXPERT ADVICE   5 self-service BI best practices for larger organizations Self-service analytics programs can streamline the BI process by enabling end users to directly access data, but scaling out to thousands of users requires proper planning and execution. (SearchBusinessAnalytics.com)   How data duplication issues in healthcare can be diagnosed Electronic health record systems have helped reduce duplicate patient data in hospitals -- but they haven't cured the problem. Find out how organizations are addressing the issue. (SearchDataManagement.com) About This E-Newsletter This e-newsletter is published by the TechTarget network. To unsubscribe from Information Management Digest, click here. Please note, this will not affect any other subscriptions you have signed up for. TechTarget Enterprise Applications Media Group, 275 Grove Street, Newton, MA 02466. Contact: webmaster@techtarget.com Copyright 2018 TechTarget. All rights reserved.