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Tim Batchelder is a leader on information strategies in regulated industries including life sciences, biotechnology and healthcare. He has successfully proposed and launched a number of information, content and knowledge management teams and capabilities at both large global companies and smaller startups. Tim combines the liberal arts and technology to enable organizations to uncover, integrate and apply their untapped knowledge assets, customer insights, data and intelligence.

Getting a Piece of SkyCube: T minus 1 Day
5 Crowdsourcing Platforms Every Developer Should Know
New from Twitter: crowdsourced analytics
The Key To Crowdsourcing? Smarter Crowds
Crowdsourcing and the business of creativity.
How to Crowdsource Anything
The Washington Post launches crowdsourcing platform
How Social Media Is Changing the English Language (and Why It Matters to Marketers)
5 Ways Crowdsourcing Improves Your Content Marketing
The Crowdsourced Personal Assistant

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Exposure to the bacteria in soil can be good for mental health, and could treat depression and prevent PTSD

June 13, 2018 by timbatchelder, posted in Social Business

No one would blame you for not wanting your body to be infested with creatures from your garden. But maybe you should rethink your position. Source: Exposure to the bacteria in soil can be good for mental health, and could treat depression and prevent PTSD — Quartz

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Cognitive systems may be used to sift through Trump attorney Michael Cohen’s documents

May 31, 2018 by timbatchelder, posted in Social Business

A five-page letter released today by US federal prosecutors recommended that technology-assisted review (TAR) be called on in the case against President Donald Trump’s attorney. Source: AI may be used to sift through Trump attorney Michael Cohen’s documents – MIT Technology Review

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Bates College has designed a liberal arts education fit for the future of work

May 29, 2018 by timbatchelder, posted in Social Business

A sweeping new program at Bates College aims to prepare students for happy, meaningful lives with a focus on finding purposeful work. Source: Bates College has designed a liberal arts education fit for the future of work — Quartz

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Demand for these cognitive, emotional, tech skills will rise dramatically by 2030

May 24, 2018 by timbatchelder, posted in Social Business

McKinsey Global Institute’s latest paper highlights a major shift in what workers need to know in the coming decade. Source: Report: Demand for these skills will rise dramatically by 2030

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