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This Week in Data
 The call to democratize data analytics today is unmistakable. The desire and need to perform analyses of company data, within all departments, has lead to this broad trend up and down the corporate landscape. By definition, data democratization is the principle that each one of us has access (and rights) to
The post Object Storage and Data Analytics: The Road to Democratization appeared first on Dataconomy.
 2018 has brought a new focus to the careers, excellence and issues of working women, and this extends into the fields of tech and data science. As we approach the Women in Data Science (WiDS) conference on March 5, 2018, it is important to take a moment and reflect on
The post Women in Data Science: “We built a conference to become a movement” appeared first on Dataconomy.
 Information and business data are among the most valuable assets of any company. Entrepreneurs are increasingly cognizant of the importance of this data for their success in the current market economy. Knowing this, we need to understand how to protect this information. Big data analytics professionals are making use of
The post How Big Data Analytics Is Boosting Cybersecurity appeared first on Dataconomy.
 Hoover, Tannoy, Jacuzzi and Onesie. Some brand names become so popular that they become household names beyond their own product. Now, we can add Bitcoin to that list. The coin’s rise from $1,000 to $20,000 in value during a crazy 2017 has catapulted it into the public eye. While it’s
The post Beyond Bitcoin: Understanding the Other Cryptocurrencies on the Market appeared first on Dataconomy.
 Everyone wants data—especially the people who shouldn’t have it. Those of us who watch the big data industry closely know how much damage cyberattacks can cause to companies large and small. When half of the United States’ personal information was compromised in the 2017 Equifax breach, every single American had
The post 5 Things You Need To Know About Chronicle, Alphabet’s New Cybersecurity Company appeared first on Dataconomy.
 Almost everything we do, both online and offline, is a source for data. As technology increases, the ways to measure and collect data also increase. One of the ways we understand our world is to study trends in behavior. The issue that people run into now, however, is that technology
The post 5 Ways Big Data and Analytics Will Impact E-Commerce in 2018 appeared first on Dataconomy.
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