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The coronavirus pandemic and the protests sparked by the May 25 murder of George Floyd have been the defining events of 2020 so far, and in both cases one 17-year-old has played a major role online: Avi Schiffmann, the creator of the web’s preeminent covid-19 case tracker and, more recently, a protest tracking site. Via Farid Mheir 
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"What is Big Data? When infused with human understanding it can lead to powerful new insights. On the other hand it can be a "truth machine that you can't challenge because it's big data," cementing and intensifying the toxic assumptions in a company."
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Early adopters of Big Data are outperforming competitors. To catch up, other companies need the right people and tools—but they also need to embed Big Data in their organizations. That means spelling out their ambitions, developing analytics skills and mindsets throughout the company, and creating an organizational home for the new Big Data capability. Here’s how Big Data is taking shape at major companies today. Via Lauren Moss
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Is Big Data still a big mystery to you? Via Lauren Moss
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In order to work well, big data, AI and analytics projects require source data. Here we look at thirty amazing public data sets any company can start using today, for free!
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Three distinct waves of digital disruption are transforming strategy. Changing information economics enable new strategies—as well as radically new structures for businesses and industries. Via Farid Mheir
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June 11, 2015 5:30 PM
In one diagram, BCG captures the impact of digital transformation: everything is being digitized and what is not already will soon be. Question is: what will your company do with all that data? WHY THIS IS IMPORTANT Companies that embrace change early become market leaders: there is no prize for 2nd place anymore. BCG suggest implications for executives.
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Companies are increasingly using data-driven testing and measurement in the hiring and evaluation of employees — a field called work force science.
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WHY IT MATTERS: 17 years old and he manages to build 2 very popular and useful websites. Not rocket science just a lot of elbow grease and time. Little or no money though. Little or no experience though. There is something to learn for all of us "digital transformation experts" out there...