While you’re browsing the web, reading news articles, scrolling through Facebook, checking your bank account or logging into your company’s system, there’s always a looming threat that could compromise your personal information.
Analysis and Opinion
Analysis and Opinion
We interview Santiago Lopez Heredia
Multimedia Social Posts: Not just a good thing to have - “it’s a must-have”
We interview Michael Hucul
Digital Trends in Auto Lending
Opinion
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While the last day of summer isn’t for a while, summer vacation is indeed over for most of the country’s students. Gone are the days of sunshine and beaches, and here are the days of learning and ambition.
Computer studies, sciences and development

Ana I. Segovia
Regulation and Internal Control Manager at BBVA
Small businesses have enough on their plate – two-thirds of small businesses fail within their first ten years of existence – when starting their operations. With everything that needs to be done to ensure a solid business plan, who has time to execute a seemingly trivial social media strategy?
We interview Anne Phan
Credit cards: A peek into the evolution
Decision making can be psychologically, emotionally and sometimes even physically exhausting. That’s why all of us have created mental shortcuts, biases, and preferences that help us make decisions. While this can save us time and fatigue, it doesn’t always help us make the best decisions.
Leaning against the trunk of an apple tree in 1666, Isaac Newton asked himself, “Why do apples fall?” Perhaps some of the neighboring farmers would have thought: “Well, that’s a waste of time.” And maybe they would have added, “What’s the use of thinking about such obvious occurrences? Apples fall because they fall.” Behind this possible recrimination there might have been some noteworthy ideas about the importance of productivity and the food chain: what is important about apples is how to harvest them and capitalize on them.