Last week, I attended the 47th annual meeting of the Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP) in Baltimore. As always, it was a great opportunity to reconnect with familiar faces, meet new voices in the field, and get a sense of where scholarly publishing is heading. One thing became abundantly clear across the three days: AI […]
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On March 17, RWS hosted the Q Innovation Workshop in Basel, Switzerland, bringing together pharmaceutical industry leaders from around the world to collaborate on innovation and business challenges in the clinical and regulatory landscape. The interactive event provided a forum for in-depth discussions on structured content authoring, data management, AI automation, localization, and the future
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Yesterday, at the Frankfurter Buchmesse, I had the pleasure of delivering a presentation titled “Revolutionizing Publishing with AI and Structured Content: Unlocking the Power of XML.” During this talk, I explored how structured content serves as the essential foundation for feeding AI models, and why the old adage “garbage in, garbage out” is particularly true
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The evolving landscape of global pharmaceuticals presents a significant challenge: how to accelerate the time-to-market while maintaining regulatory compliance and content consistency across regions. Adopting structured content solutions offer a transformative approach, enabling companies to manage information more effectively and facilitate faster submissions to regulatory agencies such as the EMA and FDA. At BioTechX in
In today’s digital age, the way we manage and utilize information has evolved dramatically. Conventionally, document content is unstructured, with text, figures, and tables that authors can freely arrange in the way they want to. By structuring content, we can shift from a document-based to a content and data-based approach. But what exactly is structured
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In the complex world of content creation, Generative AI navigates authors through a myriad of use cases. It’s not just a rudimentary spell checker; it’s a diligent assistant, capable of generating pertinent definitions, compelling introductions, and offering invaluable translation support. Beyond these, Generative AI adeptly recognizes the unique characteristics of your audience, tailoring content to
In the ever-evolving landscape of pharmaceutical regulations and information management, the need to standardize and harmonize product information has become increasingly crucial. At the forefront of this movement is the Swedish Medical Products Agency, Läkemedelsverket, which has recently made significant strides with their ePI (electronic Product Information) Proof of Concept. In this post, we’re sharing
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Discover the power of structured content in the realm of generative pre-trained transformers (GPT), the groundbreaking technology revolutionizing language models. In this article, we’ll focus on how structured content enhances the training process, leading to easier data processing, improved accuracy, and enriched contextual understanding. While unstructured content has its merits, we’ll explore why a balanced
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XML, that’s pretty techie stuff, isn’t it?! Structured content already sounds friendlier, but it’s still miles away from the daily practice of ‘writing a document’. That’s something we are all familiar with and anyone can contribute to. What are the advantages of XML, and how can both the ‘techies’ and the subject-matter-experts collaborate on the
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In 2022, the Swedish Medical Products Agency (Swedish MPA) selected Fonto as the editor of choice for the creation of electronic structured SmPC’s. Over the past few months, the Swedish MPA has developed an XML template adapted for Fonto. Electronic product information In a Proof-of-Concept model, information elements are divided into categories depending on the
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