Back in 2012 Harvard Business Review called 'Data Science' the sexiest job of the 21st century. Tinder disagrees (it's still pilot for men and physical therapist for women apparently) but what do they know?

Numbers are sexy, dammit. Sexier still: the knowledge to make sense of those numbers, and understand the world as we know it through data.

For many SMEs, merely keeping up with the knowledge required to remain competitive is a full-time job – let alone
training staff to become competent in those areas.

Training and educating staff is an ongoing struggle. As technology and data underpin every industry, competency in key areas won’t just be a matter of hiring the best people for the job – it will also be about training existing workforces.

Video editing is tough. Editing photography is tough. It's processor intensive, time intensive and resource intensive and if you're working to tight deadlines across multiple different projects sometimes one laptop or one desktop isn't enough. Working on two screens is a given, but often you'll find yourself working across two different computers.

How can you handle that in a time effective manner?

Might we suggest using a KVM sharing switch?

All business have skill gaps, but how do you find them? And, crucially, once you identify those gaps, what's the best next step?

So you’ve decided to take out a life insurance policy. Nice one!

While life insurance isn’t exactly exciting and can seem quite complicated, there is a certain peace of mind that comes with knowing exactly what cover you have.

Most people's perception of income protection is that it's something that only self-employed tradies need. This is usually because they’re working on-site with a plethora of dangers.

It might surprise you to find out that that in the top occupations for income protection claims in 2016 according to AIA Australia, tradie jobs don’t even make the top three. Instead they were a sales assistant, general clerk and a shop manager.

If there’s one thing most small business owners are short on, it’s time. Working in a small team, or even by yourself, means you often have to wear multiple hats – from receptionist to CEO, you have to do it all.

That’s why savvy business owners are always on the lookout for ways to save time, and hassle running their small business. Luckily, it seems the team at Australia Post understand the struggles of small business owners, improving on their offering with initiatives like MyPost Business – a range of time saving products designed specifically with small businesses in mind.

Australians fancy themselves as outdoorsy types, but now some interesting insights: results compiled from an online quiz show that Aussies rank as intrepid explorers as opposed to armchair adventurers.

Holidays and flights are really fun experiences. But even the most relaxed of us can get a little stressed when it comes to flight logistics and making sure that we have everything we need.

Convenience is king when it comes to travel plans. Being able to consolidate as much as possible into one place makes it quicker, easier and more enjoyable.

Are you at the point where you're considering life insurance? Maybe it's something you've been thinking about, or perhaps you have a young family. The task can seem a little daunting, but it really doesn't have to be. You can make things easier for yourself, and hone in on what's best for you by asking yourself these questions.

Planning the holiday of your dreams is exciting -- everything from booking your flights to organising day trips is thrilling. And now with the new Qantas App (available on both iOS and Android), it's convenient too.

According to a recent Microsoft survey of Australian business leaders,
40% of companies are using or planning to use hybrid cloud solutions -- set to rise a further 49% within the next 12 to 18 months. The most common roadblocks to cloud adoption: security concerns and staffing resources. That's where it pays to find the right independent tech partner. Here's what you need to know.

It can be tricky to move into your dream industry once you've already built your adult life. Maybe you already have an established career. Perhaps you have kids. You might even be stuck in a job you hate, but need it to pay the bills.

But it's not impossible to make a change. You do have options. Course or education providers like Upskilled offer Australians online study options so you can upgrade your career, or perhaps find a new one. All from the comfort of your home. Here's what you need to know.

As someone who lives and works in a city, I witness just how scarce space is becoming on daily basis -- from fitting more people into an office to apartments.

People like me need smart solutions for this problem, including when it comes to tech. Anyone who is passionate about their rigs don't want to compromise on specs to save space. And we don't have to.

My family is big on Christmas movies. We always made a big deal out of it when I was a kid.

Even as an adult I enjoy being able to go home for the holidays to watch some of the heart-warming classics -- Die Hard, Home Alone and Batman Returns.

My love of a good, bloody holiday flick may not have changed, but my tolerance for excruciating summer heat definitely has.

Modern life can be hectic, particularly when you're trying to balance work, life and family. Convenience that won't cost you an arm and leg is the key if you want to juggle it all. We are all constantly looking at ways to save a few minutes in our day and a few pennies here and there so let technology help!

When it comes to car maintenance, there's so much to think about that some things can get missed. Tyres are one of the most commonly forgotten car parts, even though they're one of the most important. Paying attention to your tyres won't only save you time and money in long the long run, it will also keep you safe on the roads.

Cars need regular loving to run properly. Dashboard notifications serve as handy reminders to check the water and oil, but it can be easy to forget one of the most important parts of a vehicle -- the tyres. Despite literally keeping the wheels in motion, they're often neglected.