Humans are collecting more data than ever. Some figures show that 90% of all the data ever collected was collected in the ...

This article was originally published in GreatSchools. Every day, 402.74 trillion bytes of data are added to the internet, presenting a daunting challenge to K-12 students. The new information ...

You can hardly make it through one quick scan of the news or scroll through social media without finding a new discussion about artificial intelligence (AI). The same holds true within education ...

The emerging use of generative AI has heightened the urgent need for data literacy training in state government, according to a new report from a national CIO organization. The work originated from ...

“Data literacy is the idea that before officers or soldiers get out and interact with data, they have best practices to help enable the larger data workforce to do their jobs.” – Colonel Nicholas ...

Data use and literacy in education have emerged as critical factors for effective school leadership and teaching practice. The systematic integration of data into instructional planning and ...

The boom in generative AI interest serves as a visible tipping point in the yearslong journey of the enterprise embracing the power of data interaction through natural language processing (NLP). In ...

To help leaders address these challenges, the global IT research and advisory firm has recently published Data Priorities 2026. The report provides CIOs and CDOs with a structured view of the most ...

FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kan. — Two leaders in the field of data literacy shared their insights on how the Army can tackle thorny problems surrounding the use of data and artificial intelligence in a ...

In today's fast-paced and increasingly digital business environment, data has become the lifeblood of companies; it drives growth, innovation and competitive advantage. The question is not whether ...

Informatica's survey of 600 CDOs reveals why AI pilots fail to scale: Organizations deployed generative AI faster than they ...