Instead of creating a false binary between thoughts and emotions, we need a practical framework for understanding how they ...

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Data may be “the new oil,” but as human experience has shown time and again, there can be too much of a good thing. The essential insights and information quality data provides can be diluted or even ...

Today’s businesses are drowning in data from IT systems, applications and digital platforms. It’s a situation that’s been accelerated by the post-pandemic pivot towards home working and the popularity ...

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Pity the stockpicker. Today, choices abound; more investment vehicles, more markets, more signals. Whether acting alone or as part of a team, every investor faces the same task: sift through the noise ...

Brain scan: Research suggests that one way to avoid being overloaded by data is by presenting it visually rather than text or numbers Sitting at your desk in the middle of the day, yet another email ...

Do you remember the “old days” of spreadsheets, when they were used purely for number crunching? Those were dark times. Back then, spreadsheets involved manual work. A lot of it. Accountants in the ...

Want to know what a supermoon is? Google has the answer. Want to know what your friend had for dinner? Facebook can fill you in. It has never been easier to get information - it's quite literally at ...