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Most companies today have invested in data science to some degree. In the majority of cases, data science projects have tended to spring up team by team inside an organization, resulting in a disjointed approach that isn’t scalable or cost-efficient. Think of how data science is typically introduced into a company today:Continue reading “Why IT needs to lead the next phase of data science”

Google has rolled out several new features and attributes in Google My Business (GMB) since the Coronavirus began. If you’re running a local business, you need to know about those updates so you can get the most out of the platform. In this article, we’ll check out 10 recent changesContinue reading “8 New & Updated Google My Business Features for Local SEO”

Starlink broadband speeds will double to 300Mbps “later this year,” SpaceX CEO Elon Musk wrote on Twitter yesterday. SpaceX has been telling users to expect speeds of 50Mbps to 150Mbps since the beta began a few months ago. Musk also wrote that “latency will drop to ~20ms later this year.” This isContinue reading “Musk: Starlink will hit 300Mbps and expand to “most of Earth” this year”

When it comes to digital note-taking apps, Microsoft OneNote checks all the boxes. It’s reliable and fairly intuitive, and works seamlessly across devices, no matter if you’re a Windows user, a Mac user, or both. In a nutshell, OneNote works like a physical notebook with cloud-based perks. Beyond being able to organizeContinue reading “9 things you didn’t know you could do with Microsoft OneNote to improve your productivity”

Apple will soon let you unlock your iPhone as long as you’re wearing an Apple Watch. That means it will be a lot easier to unlock your phone while wearing a mask, which you currently have to remove for Face ID to work. The feature will launch sometime this spring when AppleContinue reading “Apple’s new way to unlock your iPhone with an Apple Watch works even when you cover most of your face”