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Nel Botha, the co-founder of Cortell New Zealand (rebranded as Mindfull in 2014), a leading business intelligence consultancy, has gone full circle to rejoin the team. Established in 1998, Cortell quickly built up an impressive portfolio of new corporate ...

As buy-side firms strive to stand out in a maturing ESG-driven market, they will look for data in areas where coverage is still poor.

Wei-Shen and Tony talk about WatersTech’s three biggest stories of the week.

WASHINGTON — Top staff from the Federal Reserve, CFPB, FDIC and OCC will address America’s banks during the American Bankers Association’s 35th annual Regulatory Compliance Conference June 22-24. The three-day conference will be held virtually for bankers across the country. During the conference, which will bring together the banking industry’s leading compliance professionals, attendees will hear directly from ABA president and CEO Rob Nichols, senior federal regulators and the nati...

Outsourcing in the legal industry has been around for quite some time, but things have progressed and it is so much more than just processing data. Mangalam’s reach into outsourcing now...

Trials can often experience impediments great and small. Here’s how unified analytics platforms can provide real-time data for more accurate, expedient review.

The USGS National Water Dashboard (NWD) is a new mobile-friendly tool that provides real-time information on water levels, and weather and flood forecasts all in one interactive mapping application. Building on innovative work by the Oklahoma-Texas Water Science Center with the USGS Texas Water Dashboard that was launched in early 2016, the NWD represents the next step in the

FinOps allows enterprises to optimize total cloud infrastructure costswithout sacrificing performance or efficiency NEW YORK, June 10, 2021"), a leading data, analytics and cloud services company,

University of Connecticut harnessed the power of data to support community health and economic sustainability.

The two organizations have formed a public-private partnership aimed at improving nonclinical research through better practices and standardization.