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Data science, analytics, artificial intelligence and cyber security are connected fields with different purposes. Analytics helps people interpret data. Data science develops methods for extracting insights. AI supports tasks such as prediction and automation. Cyber security protects systems and information.

Together, these disciplines influence how organisations operate and make decisions. UNSW Online's technology and data articles help you explore the relationships between different areas of digital work.

If you are deciding where to develop your knowledge, consider the problems you want to solve and the skills your role requires. Understanding those needs can help you choose which topics to explore further, whether your interests are technical, commercial or a combination of both.

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Applied Finance, Financial Technology, Technology and Data

5 top fintech companies disrupting the financial landscape

February 10th, 2023

Financial technology (fintech) has come a long way since EFTPOS machines were considered innovative.

Data Science, Technology and Data

Types of data and the scales of measurement

January 30th, 2023

Data is a valuable asset – so much so that it’s the world’s

Cyber Security, Technology and Data

Why we need gender diversity in cyber security

November 14th, 2022

Cyber security is a rapidly growing profession in a world that’s reeling from increased cyber attacks in the form of ransomware, phishing and hacking.

Applied Finance, Financial Technology, Technology and Data

State of fintech: Exploring fintech challenges and predictions

October 13th, 2022

The financial technology industry is teeming with innovation and investment interest in fintech startups shows just how much potential the

Data Science, Technology and Data

Chief data scientist: Job description and requirements

June 23rd, 2022

Over the past several years, data scientists working in the corporate world have transitioned from being ancillary providers of value to becoming key players in shaping their firms’ corporate strat

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