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You Didn’t Use Big Data to Research That New Product. You Get Sued. You Lose.
If Big Data is supposed to be anything, it’s supposed to a tool for gaining knowledge and insight. There are times when having knowledge and insight is non-optional. One of those times is when you make products that can hurt … Continue reading
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