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The Data Analyst Who Looks Fear in the Eye
Many of us have our phobias that we wrestle with whenever the situation arises. For Julie, her biggest fear is heights and/or flying and that’s understandable for someone who spends their day interpreting facts and data. To have such clarity of thought...
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The Precision That Lives Within Complexity
As is often the case with a mathematical mind, generalisms simply don’t cut the mustard which is why Ian completed a survey to decide if he was a dog or a cat person. The precise answer? He’s 63% a dog person. He currently owns neither cat or dog but...
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Squeezing the Most Out of Hardware.
We often look back through rose tinted glasses at the rubber keyed, tablet sized ground-breaking computer that was the ZX Spectrum. But Katchr Senior Dev, John Lindley scoffs, “It was like Watson compared with the ZX81” (its predecessor). Whilst the...
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Hitting the High Notes in Software
Customer Success Managers are a relatively new feature of technology companies and represent a maturing of the industry from a relatively introspective discipline to one that fully embraces the human side, whether that be the clients or the colleagues....
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The Changing Face of the CTO During the 4th Industrial Revolution
Think CTO of a modern software company and you could be forgiven for conjuring up images of a bespectacled old man in a white lab coat thanks to endless Hollywood megalomaniac stereotypes and whatever fictional, weather disrupting space laser they...
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