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Alyssa Schroer Alyssa Schroer
Updated on December 02, 2025

Big Data in Business: 27 Examples to Know

These big data in business companies specialize in analytics and insights for marketing, retail and other industries.

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Updated on November 26, 2025

Babylist Engineering Team Culture: Why Its Engineers Work in Cycles Instead of Sprints

The Shape Up Method calls for six-week cycles followed by a two-week cool down period.

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Margo Steines Margo Steines
Updated on November 25, 2025

74 Companies Hiring Data Engineers

From the fintech to healthcare industries, these companies need data engineers.

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Christopher Gardner Christopher Gardner
Updated on November 18, 2025

Everyone Wants ‘AI-Ready’ Data. Here’s How You Get It.

AI is useless without real-time data. Logical data management provides exactly that.

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Margo Steines Margo Steines
Updated on November 11, 2025

68 Companies Hiring Data Scientists

Data science jobs at these companies require knowledge of relevant tools and programming languages.

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Kerry Halladay Kerry Halladay
Updated on November 11, 2025

Data Privacy Laws Every Company Should Know

Here’s a breakdown of U.S. privacy laws already on the books, and the ones working their way through state legislatures.

Ahmad Shadid Ahmad Shadid
Updated on November 06, 2025

Reddit Picked a Fight With Perplexity. The Whole Internet’s Watching.

Licensed data is the new frontier in the AI race — and Reddit just drew the battle lines.

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Krishna Subramanian Krishna Subramanian
Updated on November 05, 2025

This Data Storage Decision Will Shape Your AI Future

Vendor data lock-in is common in enterprise IT, but our expert explains how to keep it at bay.

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Andreas Paech Andreas Paech
Updated on October 30, 2025

3 Tips to Achieve Data Velocity

Slow data may be the most critical bottleneck holding businesses back. Here’s how to start treating data like a product and generate more insights from it.

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Jeff Rumage Jeff Rumage
Updated on October 24, 2025

Reddit Isn’t Just Suing Perplexity — It’s Challenging AI’s Entire Business Model

Reddit found a valuable revenue stream in licensing its deep content library to OpenAI and Google. Now it’s going after Perplexity, Anthropic and the middlemen that circumvent anti-scraping technologies.

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