No one likes paying bills. But it’s a necessary evil in order to keep the lights on.
How’s your bracket doing so far? With March Madness in full swing there’s probably a lot of healthy competition going on in your office betting pool.
It’s easy for small neighborhood cafes to remember their regular customers and anticipate their orders.
If there’s one thing that governments consistently have in abundance, it’s data. In fact, as IBM noted in a white paper, the general problem with governments is they have too much data and no real way to use it.
It’s inevitable that some fraudsters will try to use stolen financial data with your website, especially when you happen to be one of the largest online payment processors in the world.
This week marks the start of the most significant conferences on climate change in recent memory.
Personalizing the shopping experience is increasingly crucial for retailers as they try to strengthen ties with their customers and, hopefully, retain them as lifelong patrons.
The music industry hopes using predictive modeling software will be a game changer when it comes to anticipating the next big recording artist.

