Oldest children around the world often bond over a specific shared memory.
The parents are gone, they’re in charge, and their younger siblings sneak off to the basement to watch the new, scary movie that just dropped. The normally responsible
“Everyone makes mistakes. That’s why pencils have erasers.”
It’s a pretty common saying, and while it’s not wrong, it leaves out one important fact.
Erasers are much smaller than pencils. Only so many errors can be rubbed away before the
There’s a party, and you’re invited!
“Who’s coming?” you ask.
Well, we don’t really know.
“Who’s throwing it?” you say.
Kind of no one.
“Umm . . . I’m confused. Is this actually a party?” you respond.
It is! It’s
Do you remember going to your grandparents’ house as a kid and pulling out a kitchen drawer jam-packed with expired mayonnaise and ketchup packets from a dozen different restaurants? Or opening a closet door . . . and having hundreds
The famous organizational theorist and management consultant Geoffrey Moore once said, “Without big data, you are blind and deaf and in the middle of a freeway.”
Consumer data is the lifeblood of our modern, digitized economy. It drives product life
Ever since the East India Company and the English Company Trading to the East Indies (so original, right?) merged in 1708, companies have been joining forces and buying each other out in an attempt to increase their hold on their
The best online resources for reading and learning about data privacy
If you grew up in the 1980s and 1990s, chances are high that you have a soft spot for LeVar Burton. Before the internet put the world at our
You’ve probably heard the saying “A balanced diet is a cookie in each hand.”
It’s proof of a global obsession with tiny balls of butter, flour, sugar, and eggs. While the flavors and shapes vary by region, every culture has
Our favorite time of the year is finally here—and yes, we know the winter holidays have already come and gone. But as much we may love warming up with a cup of hot cocoa (topped off with unreasonable amounts of
Every action and adventure movie in the history of movies has a scene that looks like this:
IN SECRET LAIR — NIGHT
Hilariously funny computer-nerd sidekick with crushing social anxiety is talking with an uber-suave, secret super-agent about taking down