One of the areas where AI has triggered the most noise is assessment. Now that AI can produce human-like text, complete ...

Tests are an important tool in educators' arsenal. Photo by Andy Rennle/Flickr CC 2.0 We live in an age of assessment in education. One of my friends -- who happens to be a vice president of a large ...

The EU wants to strengthen EU cooperation on health technology assessment (HTA). The main purpose of HTA is to provide policy-makers with evidence-based information, so they can formulate health ...

Many researchers working on health technology assessments (HTAs) are keen to address disparities in health care. But the COVID-19 pandemic and recent prominence of the Black Lives Matter movement have ...

Join EPRI’s Dwayne Coffey and The Colt Group’s Jason Box as they reveal how strategic assessments and smart technology integration are revolutionizing power plant maintenance, repair, and operations ...

Manually undertaking workplace ergonomic evaluations are time-consuming and hard to scale. Given the simplicity and accuracy of technology to perform the job, it’s easy to understand why paper methods ...

In an effort to allocate health care resources most efficiently to the highest value health interventions, payers have begun to adopt formalized health technology assessments (HTAs). An HTA estimates ...

The development of cutting-edge technologies is critical to many of the government’s most costly acquisitions, including homeland security systems, new weapons, satellites, and nuclear facilities.

One the most challenging areas facing healthcare organizations today is the decision to adopt an electronic health records system. This decision involves significant financial resources and time ...

We live in an epoch, some have argued understandably, in which technology has gone out of control and raised the specter of technological determinism. Coined by sociologist and economist Thorstein ...

Over the course of my 25 years of financial and business consulting, I have seen many companies make the mistake of putting the cart before the horse—reversing the proper order of actions to be ...