Keyword mapping is what separates the pros from the beginners. When we learn how to do keyword research, we start with simple keyword lists that may look something like this: Keyword 1 – volume Keyword 2 – volume Keyword 3 – volume The reality is that this may actually be fine for small sites with […]
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The relocation process is always very tiresome and tedious for all people. It involves a lot of planning, packing, shifting, unpacking, and resetting things. You often get stressed out and will be filled with great anxiety. You need to ensure that all the things are moved back safely and securely. An inventory is required for
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Many data scientists appear firmly focused on chasing excessive complexity by: Accessing more data volume and more data sources. Making their models fancier and fancier. Consuming large amounts of compute resources. Data scientists seem convinced these actions are essential prerequisites to finding new insights that provide business value. But what if this drive to complexity
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Marketing these days is a lot like dating. In dating, it’s important to get to know each other but itcan be easy to scare quickly. There’s a fine line between the two. Consumers feel similarlyabout how they want to be marketed towards. Think of your fairytale date—it includes a list of things exactly catered to
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Data warehouses, also called enterprise data warehouses (EDW), are highly parallel SQL or NoSQL databases designed for analysis. They let you import data from multiple sources and generate complicated reports quickly from petabytes of data. InfoWorld The difference between a data warehouse and a data mart is that, typically, a data mart is limited to
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You’ve heard the job title “data analyst” floating around lately and it sounds like an intriguing career. The idea of working with data and technology has piqued your curiosity, but what does a data analyst do all day? It’s one thing to daydream about a job—and another thing to perform those job duties every day.
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It’s easy to track prices of some things: Drive down any major street and you’ll only have to pass a few gas stations to know roughly how much gasoline costs in your area. Turn on the news during the workday, and you’ll quickly learn how the big stock market indexes are faring. Go shopping every
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Genetic IQ tests. DNA detective work. Virtual drug trials. These were some of the surprising new uses of DNA information that emerged over the last 12 months as genetic studies became larger than ever before. Think back to 2003. We had just decoded the first human genome, and scientists still spent their time searching for
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As it stands, there are many laws and regulations regarding the protection of healthcare data and more specifically the data about the patients involved. Yet, the measures employed by healthcare providers for this protection are ineffective as nearly all providers have experienced some kind of data breach. Since such data breaches have been known to
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In a very mobile-centric installment, we’re starting with the story of a long-running iPhone exploitation campaign. It’s being reported that this campaign was being run by the Chinese government. Attack attribution is decidedly non-trivial, so let’s be cautious and say that these attacks were probably Chinese operations. In any case, Google’s Project Zero was the
