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Structure

The architecture of data: store, process, and analyze your business’s information.

Hadoop: What It Is And How It Works

Hadoop: What It Is And How It Works

You can’t have a conversation about Big Data for very long without talking about Hadoop.

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How to Open a Company Bank Account for Your Startup & Avoid the Pitfalls

Feras Mousilli/Build, Fund, Grow, Hack, Operate, Small Business, Startups, Structure

Congratulations on registering your new business! Or if you’re still contemplating forming your business, and just trying to better understand the steps required for having a bank account under the company name, you’re in the right place. Be sure you have seen our Lloyd & Mousilli guide on incorporation here for a step by step analysis. […]

The Automation Boom is Coming. Will the Internet Be Ready?

Mark Fairchild/Data and Security, IoT, Structure, Web

We live in an increasingly connected world. It’s estimated that there will be about 260 million internet-connected devices in the U.S. by 2020, and the next wave of these devices will push our data demand even further. New Bluetooth advancements, for instance, enable devices to perform within a range that’s four times greater, twice the speed, and eight times the […]

Steps to Building a Successful and Scalable Sales Process

Evan Loring/Entrepreneurs, Sales, Startups, Structure

If you run a business and are not happy with your current results, you are likely wondering how you can boost your sales to the next level. Crafting a viable sales process that you can scale is the best way to reach your goals and get the sales rate you have always wanted. Finding a […]

How Do You Determine Which Partners Will Fuel Your Success?

Brad Anderson/Deals, Entrepreneurs, Fintech, Grow, Lead, Startups, Structure

Most leaders have been bombarded by the idea that business partnerships are vital to their success. Partners can extend a company’s reach, add new audiences, enhance its value, expand its capabilities, and even boost its reputation by association. Marketing Week pointed out that behemoths like Amazon and Adidas have grown larger as a result of […]

Get To Know The Four Types Of Data In The Internet Of Things

Get To Know The Four Types Of Data In The Internet Of Things

david friedman/Structure

Status, location, automation, and action.

What Can Your Company Learn from Fast-Growing Startups?

Ermias Giovanni/Small Business, Startups, Structure, Tech

Startup businesses continue to find creative ways to evolve rapidly and adapt to market changes with limited resources. They spend a great deal of time and effort researching innovative techniques, finding and testing the best management methods, and implementing the right tools for their teams. 32 percent of executives claim that choosing the right technologies […]

3D Printing: 10 Ways it Could Transform the Construction Industry

Keshab Singha/Industrial, Structure, Tech

3D printing, or additive manufacturing as it’s sometimes called, is poised to vary the planet as we all know it. Many have hailed the technology because of the coming of the third technological revolution. 3D printing viably puts the help and making of a decent kind of goods and products inside the hands of anybody […]

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It’s Time to Ditch Departments and Start Building Cross-Disciplinary Teams

George Brooks/Operate, Structure, Work

In my company’s early days, we were a small design agency with a singular focus. As we grew, we added staff in other disciplines so we could work directly with them and create a more efficient workflow. As people in other disciplines joined the fold, we saw how beneficial it was to have all these players at the […]

How to Manage Remote Sales Teams

How to Manage Remote Sales Teams

David Lloyd/Culture, Sales, Structure, Work

Many professionals are comfortable working remotely, especially sales team members. For the employees who were surveyed, 86% felt they were most productive when working alone. Without the distractions of noisy coworkers and impromptu desk meetings, a remote work environment increases productivity. But the question is how to manage remote sales teams. Although the benefits of […]

Netflix CEO Explains Why A “Gut” Feeling Is Still Better Than Big Data

Netflix CEO Explains Why A “Gut” Feeling Is Still Better Than Big Data

gregory ferenstein/Structure

Reed Hastings on why algorithms don’t do it all.

Computer hacker silhouette of hooded man

How to Feel Secure With Your Data in 2018

Peter Daisyme/Structure

Implementing multiple layers of security is the common thread for today’s data security strategies. The layered approach has worked in some cases. However, other companies have still become vulnerable to hackers. In fact, numerous large global enterprises with significant technology budgets have fallen victim to hackers. It may make you wonder just how realistic it is to […]

This New Open Source Project Is 100X Faster than Spark SQL In Petabyte-Scale Production

This New Open Source Project Is 100X Faster than Spark SQL In Petabyte-Scale Production

Matt Asay/Connected Devices, Fintech, Health, Industrial, Smart Cities, Structure, transportation

Alluxio is getting attention from Baidu and other data giants because of its in-memory speed at profound scale.

The Big-Data Tool Spark May Be Hotter Than Hadoop, But It Still Has Issues

The Big-Data Tool Spark May Be Hotter Than Hadoop, But It Still Has Issues

Matt Asay/Structure

It’s the cool kid these days, but it’s flunking some subjects.

Dell Technologies commits $1b to the future of IoT

Cate Lawrence/Industrial, Lead, Structure

Dell Technologies this Tuesday announced the formation of a new IoT solutions strategy, a new IoT division and a $1bn commitment in IoT R&D. Chairman and CEO Michael Dell called IoT “the infrastructure of the next industrial revolution. And that’s what we’re co-inventing with our customers and our partners,” The company’s new IoT Division, led […]

How Can a Startup Compete with Big Companies

Kate Khalimonchuk/Branding, Entrepreneurs, Structure

Entering the market flooded by well-known companies is quite a challenge. Yet, not for those who know the market rules and turn them into their advantage. If you’ve founded a startup and aren’t quite sure how to make a way among your renowned competitors, you’ve got to the right article. There’s something you can do. […]

Big Data Failures Owe More To Business Culture Than Technology

Big Data Failures Owe More To Business Culture Than Technology

Matt Asay/Structure

Most corporate cultures still aren’t built around data.

Why DBaaS Will Be The Next Big Thing In Database Management

Why DBaaS Will Be The Next Big Thing In Database Management

baron schwartz/Structure

How “Database-as-a-Service” can ease the heavy back-end load.

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Toll Brothers launches kitchen VR app for luxury home buyers

David Curry/Structure, Wear

American luxury home builder Toll Brothers has launched a virtual reality app that lets home buyers view all 360 degrees of their kitchen in high-definition and choose from thousands of configurations. The app, called Kitchen 360, provides buyers with a tour of the kitchen through a connected tablet or HTC Vive VR. While on the tour, […]

BitTorrent Gives Developers A Cloud-Free Alternative

BitTorrent Gives Developers A Cloud-Free Alternative

richard procter/Structure

The new Sync API is here—get coding.

"Save Money as a New Startup"

The Best Ways to Save Money as a New Startup

Timothy Carter/Entrepreneurs, ReadWrite, Startups, Structure

Launching a new startup is always exciting. The upward potential in front of you is practically limitless. When you have the right idea at the right time, a startup that begins life as two people in a garage can eventually become a multi-billion-dollar enterprise. But before you get to the beginning level — you’ll need […]

trends to continue after pandemic

Employee Scheduling Trends that Deserve to Continue Even After the Pandemic

Reuben Jackson/Culture, ReadWrite, Small Business, Structure, Work

The exigencies of COVID-19 pushed new trends in employee scheduling, which may be worth continuing even when the pandemic fades into memory. Here are a few scheduling trends from 2020 that are worthy of sticking around.

partners impact

4 Partners that Have the Biggest Impact on Your Business

Brad Anderson/Operate, Structure, Work

While you may never be able to know for certain whether or not a partnership will be symbiotic in the long term, you can start by identifying the partners most crucial to your operations.

How Can a Startup Compete with Big Companies

Kate Khalimonchuk/Branding, Entrepreneurs, Structure

Entering the market flooded by well-known companies is quite a challenge. Yet, not for those who know the market rules and turn them into their advantage. If you’ve founded a startup and aren’t quite sure how to make a way among your renowned competitors, you’ve got to the right article. There’s something you can do. […]

3D Printing: 10 Ways it Could Transform the Construction Industry

Keshab Singha/Industrial, Structure, Tech

3D printing, or additive manufacturing as it’s sometimes called, is poised to vary the planet as we all know it. Many have hailed the technology because of the coming of the third technological revolution. 3D printing viably puts the help and making of a decent kind of goods and products inside the hands of anybody […]

What Can Your Company Learn from Fast-Growing Startups?

Ermias Giovanni/Small Business, Startups, Structure, Tech

Startup businesses continue to find creative ways to evolve rapidly and adapt to market changes with limited resources. They spend a great deal of time and effort researching innovative techniques, finding and testing the best management methods, and implementing the right tools for their teams. 32 percent of executives claim that choosing the right technologies […]

disciplinary teams

It’s Time to Ditch Departments and Start Building Cross-Disciplinary Teams

George Brooks/Operate, Structure, Work

In my company’s early days, we were a small design agency with a singular focus. As we grew, we added staff in other disciplines so we could work directly with them and create a more efficient workflow. As people in other disciplines joined the fold, we saw how beneficial it was to have all these players at the […]

The Automation Boom is Coming. Will the Internet Be Ready?

Mark Fairchild/Data and Security, IoT, Structure, Web

We live in an increasingly connected world. It’s estimated that there will be about 260 million internet-connected devices in the U.S. by 2020, and the next wave of these devices will push our data demand even further. New Bluetooth advancements, for instance, enable devices to perform within a range that’s four times greater, twice the speed, and eight times the […]

How to Manage Remote Sales Teams

How to Manage Remote Sales Teams

David Lloyd/Culture, Sales, Structure, Work

Many professionals are comfortable working remotely, especially sales team members. For the employees who were surveyed, 86% felt they were most productive when working alone. Without the distractions of noisy coworkers and impromptu desk meetings, a remote work environment increases productivity. But the question is how to manage remote sales teams. Although the benefits of […]

Crucial Online Reputation Management Insights

Crucial Online Reputation Management Insights in 2019

Gurneet Kaur/Entrepreneurs, Marketing, Structure

Have you ever searched yourself on Google? If yes, what do you see? Are you displayed fairly? Nowadays, everyone is concerned about online reputation. The question now arises what do you have one. Well if yes, then do you abide by the saying” First Impression Is The Last Impression” for your online business? If not, […]

Steps to Building a Successful and Scalable Sales Process

Evan Loring/Entrepreneurs, Sales, Startups, Structure

If you run a business and are not happy with your current results, you are likely wondering how you can boost your sales to the next level. Crafting a viable sales process that you can scale is the best way to reach your goals and get the sales rate you have always wanted. Finding a […]

How Do You Determine Which Partners Will Fuel Your Success?

Brad Anderson/Deals, Entrepreneurs, Fintech, Grow, Lead, Startups, Structure

Most leaders have been bombarded by the idea that business partnerships are vital to their success. Partners can extend a company’s reach, add new audiences, enhance its value, expand its capabilities, and even boost its reputation by association. Marketing Week pointed out that behemoths like Amazon and Adidas have grown larger as a result of […]

money-saving tech

How to Open a Company Bank Account for Your Startup & Avoid the Pitfalls

Feras Mousilli/Build, Fund, Grow, Hack, Operate, Small Business, Startups, Structure

Congratulations on registering your new business! Or if you’re still contemplating forming your business, and just trying to better understand the steps required for having a bank account under the company name, you’re in the right place. Be sure you have seen our Lloyd & Mousilli guide on incorporation here for a step by step analysis. […]

Computer hacker silhouette of hooded man

How to Feel Secure With Your Data in 2018

Peter Daisyme/Structure

Implementing multiple layers of security is the common thread for today’s data security strategies. The layered approach has worked in some cases. However, other companies have still become vulnerable to hackers. In fact, numerous large global enterprises with significant technology budgets have fallen victim to hackers. It may make you wonder just how realistic it is to […]

Dell Technologies commits $1b to the future of IoT

Cate Lawrence/Industrial, Lead, Structure

Dell Technologies this Tuesday announced the formation of a new IoT solutions strategy, a new IoT division and a $1bn commitment in IoT R&D. Chairman and CEO Michael Dell called IoT “the infrastructure of the next industrial revolution. And that’s what we’re co-inventing with our customers and our partners,” The company’s new IoT Division, led […]

toll-brothers-vr-kitchen-360

Toll Brothers launches kitchen VR app for luxury home buyers

David Curry/Structure, Wear

American luxury home builder Toll Brothers has launched a virtual reality app that lets home buyers view all 360 degrees of their kitchen in high-definition and choose from thousands of configurations. The app, called Kitchen 360, provides buyers with a tour of the kitchen through a connected tablet or HTC Vive VR. While on the tour, […]

Can You Imagine A Post-App Era?

Can You Imagine A Post-App Era?

Cate Lawrence/Structure

Introducing Cyanogen’s MOD integrated mobile platform

This New Open Source Project Is 100X Faster than Spark SQL In Petabyte-Scale Production

This New Open Source Project Is 100X Faster than Spark SQL In Petabyte-Scale Production

Matt Asay/Connected Devices, Fintech, Health, Industrial, Smart Cities, Structure, transportation

Alluxio is getting attention from Baidu and other data giants because of its in-memory speed at profound scale.

Netflix CEO Explains Why A “Gut” Feeling Is Still Better Than Big Data

Netflix CEO Explains Why A “Gut” Feeling Is Still Better Than Big Data

gregory ferenstein/Structure

Reed Hastings on why algorithms don’t do it all.

What The KGB Can Teach You About Data-Driven Marketing

What The KGB Can Teach You About Data-Driven Marketing

leo sadovy/Structure

Guest author Leo Sadovy is the director of global marketing at SAS. During the Cold War, the KGB was so good at identifying undercover CIA agents that officials worried that there was a highly placed mole in the agency. But as Jonathan Haslam, a professor at Princeton University, wrote earlier this fall, that wasn’t the case at all.  […]

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