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Every second of the day, the world accesses, changes, and relies on data.

In the age of databases, servers and the internet, companies cannot afford to be offline — literally.

Each day, the average office worker receives 121 emails in their inbox.

While Google Chrome is already considered an extremely effective web browser, there are a few ways you can enhance your experience online.

Everything worth doing comes with a risk. Work projects are no exception.

Any time I ask my boss if I can attend a marketing conference in Paris, he gives me the same reply: “Make a case for yourself, and if you can prove its value, maybe we can work it out.”

Account-based marketing (ABM) doesn’t fail because teams don’t understand it.

Ever been fed up with your cell phone provider? Maybe you had a good deal the first few months, then suddenly your rates shoot up or your service gets spotty. Perhaps you’ve ended a call with customer service saying, “Well, I’ve had enough. I’m switching providers.” 

To help buyers make sense of the data privacy software landscape, I will write several articles on various functions of data privacy software. My aim is to provide our readership with overviews and practical advice when buying data privacy software of all kinds. Our first installment is an overview of data privacy management software.

Organization is at the core of a strong social media strategy.