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Ultimately, for portable trusted data to be valuable, you need to be able to use it in different places—otherwise, what's the point?! Global Acceptance Network will be as successful as we as a community make it. Lean in with us, and let's do digital better. Ping me about how to get involved.

Ian Smith, J. Nicholas Hourigan, Gareth Coffey, and Andy Jackson delve into the complexities of technology disputes, highlighting critical challenges such as data acquisition and analysis, managing large volumes of information, and the rapid pace of technological change. Learn more in this article from London International Disputes Week (LIDW): bit.ly/4cFn5AN

Ian Smith, J. Nicholas Hourigan, Gareth Coffey, and Andy Jackson delve into the complexities of technology disputes, highlighting critical challenges such as data acquisition and analysis, managing large volumes of information, and the rapid pace of technological change. Learn more in this article from London International Disputes Week (LIDW): bit.ly/4cFn5AN

Ian Smith, J. Nicholas Hourigan, Gareth Coffey, and Andy Jackson delve into the complexities of technology disputes, highlighting critical challenges such as data acquisition and analysis, managing large volumes of information, and the rapid pace of technological change. Learn more in this article from London International Disputes Week (LIDW): bit.ly/4cFn5AN

Ian Smith, J. Nicholas Hourigan, Gareth Coffey, and Andy Jackson delve into the complexities of technology disputes, highlighting critical challenges such as data acquisition and analysis, managing large volumes of information, and the rapid pace of technological change. Learn more in this article from London International Disputes Week (LIDW): bit.ly/4cFn5AN

Thanks Joachim Koopsingraven for mentioning our Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) Conference Panel on #AI trends in two weeks. Great discussion topic and collaboration. konaAI

🔦 The future looks bright... for organized crime. Organized crime is becoming a tool of geopolitical power, and leveraging emerging technologies. These megatrends could fuel organized crime, presenting difficult challenges to counter its harms. Find out more in our new report The Fifth Wave by Phil Williams: https://buff.ly/4hH9Hzo

As a follow-up to our recent expose on bad actors in qualitative research Catherine “Mickey” Hill, Kerry Hecht, Isaac Rogers, and Harrison May, hosted a panel on the emerging challenge of 'Paid for Your Say' schemes in market research. Click the link in the comment section to learn what we can do immediately to combat fraud in qualitative recruitment vetting. 10k Humans Sago Advanced Insights #IIEXNA

Leonard Traeger, Ph.D. ’25, information systems, recently won the Best Paper Award at the International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems (ICEIS). The title of his paper is “Scoping: Towards Streamlined Entity Collections for Multi-Sourced Entity Resolution with Self-Supervised Agents.” Read more about this achievement and his research by visiting the link below. https://lnkd.in/ebaN-8Mu #UMBC #UMBCInformationSystems #HigherEd #ICEIS #Research

The four grand challenges in forensic science: A new report from NIST identifies strategies for advancing forensic science through research and standards.       The forensic science community has a significant opportunity to strengthen the validity, reliability, and consistency of existing methods and techniques for the analysis of forensic evidence.      The four grand strategies focus on:  ▪️ accuracy and reliability of complex methods and techniques for analysis of forensic evidence   ▪️ new methods and techniques for analysis of forensic evidence   ▪️ science-based standards and guidelines for forensic science practices   ▪️ adoption and use of advanced forensic analysis methods, techniques, standards and guidelines     Learn more about the challenges: https://lnkd.in/gEe5AHr3    #ForensicScience #Research #Standards