I never was an expert when it came to Fantasy Sports, and always heavily relied on the autodraft feature. Unfortunately, autodraft does not consider that a fantasy team doesn’t need more than 1 kicker and 4 substandard running backs. My … Read More
Tax fraud and tax evasion cost the government billions of dollars in lost revenue each year. In 2016, Fortune Magazine reported that annual tax evasion averaged $458 billion between 2008-2010. The same article predicted that audit specialists would be able … Read More
April Fools has come and gone, but that doesn’t mean you’re in the clear of being tricked- especially when it pertains to your data. Market research has found that only 12% of enterprise data is used to make decisions, meaning … Read More
As data volume grows exponentially, businesses are faced with the challenge of scaling their protection of sensitive information to meet government standards and to defend against theft. Data masking has emerged as the leading solution to accomplish this across all … Read More
In a world that has become increasingly dependent on spreading data through socialization – whether it be media, politics, healthcare, entertainment or more – the need for smart businesses to adapt is clear. Commodities, including enterprise data, need to be … Read More
The next big trend to hit the data analytics market this year is data socialization. According to Forbes, data socialization adds social functionality to a data strategy and is changing the way organizations think about how to share data and … Read More
Forbes contributor, and big data and analytics expert, Bernard Marr, is weighing in on the next trend in data science with his article Is Data Socialization the Next Big Thing in Data Analytics? Marr recognizes that “adding social functionality to … Read More
In a world where the amount of data and complexity of sources is rapidly growing and expanding, it is becoming more essential for data to be easily organized for analysis. This process typically includes manually converting data from one raw … Read More
In as many as 80% of cases, financial institutions run on self-built systems — often pre-internet era systems designed for 9 to 5 branch banking and patched up over time to meet changing technology and customer needs. This has left … Read More
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