Anna Stevens
Get the Most Out of Competitive Intelligence

F ictional detective Sherlock Holmes is frequently quoted in forums and blogs related to competitive intelligence (CI). After all, he was obsessed with data. In The Boscombe Valley Mystery, for example, Holmes says, “You know my method. It is founded...

Lisa Thompson
PEP-Talk: A Guide to Managing Risk from Politically Exposed Persons

Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs) can be among a bank’s riskiest customers. Their public positions and ability to divert funds make them prime targets for bribery and corruption. But the financial services industry doesn’t face the risk alone...

Lindsey Lambert
Here’s What Libraries Brought To The Eclipse 2017 Party

It’s not often that college students embrace an early start to the day, but this week’s rare solar eclipse brought out the early birds at Oregon State University, which had ringside seats as the sun began its path of totality across the U...

Korinne Bressler
Two Key Reasons Why You Should Be Checking for Fake News in Your Research

A war was started over fake news. Granted, what we now call ‘fake news’ was called ‘yellow journalism’ back in the 1890’s—and the Spanish-American War cannot be laid solely at the feet of media muckrakers. But following...

Megan Burnside
Will Media Coverage be Enough to Trump the Competition?

This year’s race for the Republican presidential candidacy started out with many (perhaps too many) candidates vying for attention and splitting media coverage. Enter Donald Trump who quickly captured the attention of the media, voters and few late...