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The term “big data” refers to complex digital information analytics compiled from many sources including (but not limited to) social media, the internet, devices, video and audio files, networks, and transactional applications such as online stores. Since big data compiles information from so many sources (and often in real time), it is considered an up-to-date, reliable source of information about global statistics and trends.

An online marketplace is a virtual store where individuals or businesses buy or sell goods (new or used) and services. Online marketplaces are run by third-party vendors or service providers who often take a part of the sales profits in exchange for listing the items on their sites and facilitating transactions.

As a project manager in the manufacturing field, you know how much a slight miscalculation or miscommunication can wreak havoc on your business. Project management software can help your project team stay on top of everything, from collaboration to timelines, and budgets.

If you were creating a “small-business owner” Halloween costume, it would probably include a button-down shirt with rolled-up sleeves, a travel coffee mug, laptop computer covered in stickers, and a copy of QuickBooks Online accounting software.

As a teacher, you need presentation software to keep your students engaged, and you need to be able to use it both online and in the classroom. Between remote classes, a busy schedule, and limited resources, you shouldn’t settle for presentation software that is difficult to set up and use.

One of the most important functions of your retail business is a solid point of sale (POS) system to accept and process payments, record sales, manage inventory, and more.

Tamara Williams knows firsthand about the healing power of music. As a survivor of sexual assault and domestic violence, Williams says that creating and performing music—along with therapy—has helped her work through emotions and pain that she has been unable to process for years.

Even Quentin Tarantino had to start somewhere. If you’re an aspiring screenwriter (or even an established screenwriter on a budget), you know how important it is to save money where you can.

You never know when you’re about to have an opportunity to make or break a customer service experience, and by the time you realize you’re having a meaningful customer interaction, a lasting impression may already have been made (good or bad).