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The public is increasingly wary of the privacy of their data. Companies reliant on it should take this as a sign of the future of customer loyalty, says data privacy firm Privitar.
How you manage massive amounts of data depends on how you intend to use it. Here are some steps to get started.
93% of procurement and supply chain leaders are hampered just as a global need for accurate data grows, according to a Tealbook survey.
In order to keep company data safe and use it to its full potential, follow these tips on tracking and monitoring data access and usage.
Sometimes, traditional databases and analytics aren't right for your data. Here's a different option that may work.
Yes, there are remote, flexible, freelance, project, or part-time jobs available in tech, according to a report from the job search site Flexjobs. Find out which companies are hiring.
Business decision-makers need to know what cost savings are possible before committing funds to a cloud service provider and how to use the AWS calculator.
While the job positions might seem similar, these two roles have some key differences. Here's what you need to know.
Multiple data sources, data sharing agreements, and data inventory are some of the challenges of managing data privacy cited in a survey from Integris Software.
How a Hyper-V VM boots up will dictate a lot, especially if optical media are interchanged. IT pro Rick Vanover shows a few ways to manage boot order for Hyper-V virtual machines in this post.
There are plenty of GUI tools available that can manage your MySQL database, even from the Windows environment.
If you need to create, edit, and manage MySQL databases, TechRepublic contributor Jack Wallen says Toad is freeware that's worth a look.
Development hiring managers and potential interviewees may find these open-ended SQL Server proficiency interview Q&As useful.
The Forms Wizard in LibreOffice Base makes it easy to create forms so any user can enter data in a database. Follow along the Forms Wizard's eight-step process.
Even your least technical Access users can improve the performance of their databases. Susan Harkins shares some basic tips those users can put to work right away.