Five aspects of data that just won't change in 2015
EARLY in the year, it's quite the tradition for industry pundits to write about the x new things to look out for in the months ahead. Major advances, new technologies, emerging companies - we all want to know what will change our work, our careers and our lives in 2015.
Let's do something different, and practical; let's look at what will not change. By the time 2016 comes around, we'll still be dealing with these issues. And none of the pundits' predictions will change much.
But I don't want to put a damper on your seasonal enthusiasm. These problems will remain, but they can be tackled. If you are the one to tackle them, 2015 could indeed be full of fun and success.
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