Many companies think the PLM journey ends with managing CAD and engineering data. But thatâs only the beginning.
In this SAP interview, Achim Rossel, SVP Business Development at @dsc_software_ag, explains why Product Lifecycle Management creates its greatest value when engineering connects with manufacturing, supply chain, and the broader enterprise.
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Harm assessment in impact assessments is notoriously difficult, often badly done, and long overdue for a rethink. In this Data Ethics Professional webinar, freelance privacy and data protection expert Rowenna Fielding launches the Data Hazards and Harms Toolkit â three years in the making, and built to replace guesswork with something you can actually use on Monday morning.
Most frameworks ask you to predict the unpredictable, then put a number on it. Rowenna’s argument is that data harms are foreseeable but genuinely unquantifiable, which is why the 5×5 matrix so often produces made-up numbers and false confidence. Instead, the toolkit borrows from health and safety: identify the hazardous materials, conditions and operations in your project, then layer safety measures around them â the way surgical teams prevent infection without hunting down individual microbes.
In conversation with Dr Kay Achenbach, Head of the Data Ethics Professional course at the ODI, Rowenna covers where data harms really come from (mostly not from bad intentions), how cognitive bias shapes assessment, and how the toolkit sits alongside the ODI’s Data Ethics Canvas and consequence scanning. The Q&A takes on live audience questions about sharing sensitive data with public LLMs, handling pushback from senior stakeholders, and whether anyone harmed by data ever gets meaningfully compensated.
Community & Events This week, the open source community is buzzing with opportunities for collaboration and skill-building. Social Coworking and Office Hours invites you to get to know SORTEE, a society dedicated to improving transparency and reproducibility in ecology and evolution. Join the sessions to connect with like-minded researchers. In the spirit of hackathons, a … Read more
The Rise of AI Agents and the Evolution of Open Source This week’s news from the open-source world is dominated by a powerful theme: the increasing collaboration between human expertise and AI agents. From Boston Children’s Hospital using OpenAI’s o3 Deep Research to solve medical mysteries, to data scientists at Moderna redefining their roles with … Read more
For many families living with a rare disease, the hardest part is not having a name for what is happening. Even with modern genetic testing, about half of people with rare diseases remain undiagnosed.
In this OpenAI Forum conversation, researchers from Boston Childrenâs Hospital’s Manton Center for Orphan Disease Research discuss how they used OpenAI o3 Deep Research to reanalyze difficult pediatric cases and surface new leads for expert review. The conversation explores how AI can help scientists move faster, give families a better chance at answers, and support advanced medical research, while keeping geneticists and clinicians at the center of diagnosis and care.
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In this clip from OSFF London 2026, Dov Katz (Morgan Stanley) reframes how engineering leaders should evaluate developer productivity in the AI era. Rather than measuring raw output through merged pull requests, Dov demonstrates how enterprise security productivity is quantified by burning down CVEs across thousands of transitive software dependencies.
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