A team of computer scientists and evolutionary biologists have driven new insights from the music industry through using “Big Data” The scientists from Queen Mary University and Imperial College London have analysed and assessed tens of thousands of pop songs from over the last 50 years. As part of the analysis they had to process all the audio files to extract key information about genres, harmonic qualities, timbres; they studied trends in style, diversity in the charts, and more.
The Future of Work – What Will 2015 Bring to Unified Communications and Collaboration?
Unified Communications – the ability to dynamically select a communications medium to optimally connect to data, decision makers, and experts according to the desires and preferences of the user is so 2010 – despite it still becoming a reality for many information workers today. 2015 will not be about making Unified Communications and Collaboration (UC&C) […]
The Key to Unlocking Talent and Increasing Productivity
Research shows than 70% of the workforce is not engaged. They’re either wandering around in a fog, or actively undermining their co-workers’ success.They’re burned out, disenfranchised, and over 80% are ready to jump ship. Eyeing the end of the recession, employees are no longer happy just to have a job. Boomers who haven’t already made […]
