A horrifying investigation about sensitive mobile data collection and use

The New York Times published a horrifying investigation which reviewed a huge, "anonymized" dataset of smartphone location data from a third-party vendor, de-anonymized it, and tracked ordinary people through their day-to-day lives, including sensitive stops at places like their homes or their offices.

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20 Years with Euro

On January 1, 1999, eleven (11) countries of the European Union (EU) fixed their exchange rates, adopted a shared monetary policy under the European Central Bank (ECB), and launched a new common currency: the euro. It was initially an electronic currency used by financial markets and for cashless payments.

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Next Generation Recruiting for HR Professionals

When a multinational manufacture like Unilever distributes over 400 consumer goods brands covering markets from food and beverages to personal hygiene, many processes should be done at the same time with fast and accurate pace.

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