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Sandra Henry-Stocker: Unix is well equipped to help you grapple with big data

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July 02, 2013 Read about why Unix is so well equipped to help you manage big data, how much your Gmail account is worth to hackers and how to begin making the career move from Business Analyst to Project Manager

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