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The data science revolution is coming, and businesses are trying to keep up with the changes that it brings along. That means, businesses around the globe are building big data adoption strategies by encouraging their employees to build data science competency and implementing technology for big data analytics.  Check out these stats:

Every time you turn on a computer, install an application on your mobile phone, or even when you use tools like WhatsApp or Instagram, you are putting your security at risk without being aware of it.

A career in web development has become a popular choice in recent years, but it carries with it a lot of unknowns. In this post, we are going to explore what those career paths look like, from the most well-known to the most interesting alternatives.

Hello! My name is Dioni Ugalde and I’m going to tell you about my experience as an Ironhack student, attending a web programming course for nine weeks. I decided to write a few lines about what this project has been for me because I think it can be very interesting and relatable for those of you thinking about doing a Bootcamp.

In such a faced-paced world, it's not surprising we sometimes confuse certain technical terms, especially when they evolve at such dizzying speeds and new scientific fields seem to emerge overnight. That's why in the world of big data, which involves working with enormous and complicated amounts of information, some people still confuse certain concepts, tasks and roles found within this emerging and growing discipline.

Throughout the UX Design Bootcamp, we are faced with more than one project, each one requiring a search for themes and ideas. We will build our project little by little and, most likely, the first concept you had will evolve and iterate into a completely different idea from the initial one. All of this is part of the process and, in the end, it makes our projects well-built and useful to our target audience.