The Internet has become a virtual space where the physical world becomes ethereal in the form of huge data stored on servers and interconnected through a global network. The globalisation of the Internet would not be possible without the development of the Internet.

The Internet and the virtual dimension permeate every corner of our daily lives and, to a greater or lesser extent, also our jobs. The data show this clearly: 92% of the population aged 16-74 have used the Internet in their daily lives and, to a greater or lesser extent, in their jobs too.

We live in the age of data and computing. We are witnessing how machines and programming are providing computing solutions in all fields that better meet the needs of users. Now, with the emergence and mainstreaming of intelligence, we are witnessing a new era of data and computing.

A very versatile innovation that artificial intelligence (AI) has brought us are intelligent chatbots. And we say multipurpose because they can help users with an infinite number of tasks: from buying a pizza, choosing an item of clothing, resolving very specific questions about

On LinkedIn and in other corporate environments, somewhat cryptic jargon is used. For example, there is often talk of agile projects or agile methodologies such as Scrum or Kanban. If you are not quite clear on what agile methodologies are and how they are applied

As is done with all other products before they are launched on the market, the software and software applications that are developed also have to be tested, or rather, they have to be tested. For this reason, there are different tests or

Artificial intelligence has burst into more fields than we might think, and it is here to stay. However, the introduction of AI into some facets of human life has generated controversy and ethical dilemmas that need to be addressed.