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Daily Archives: August 10, 2014
Data is Not Always Enough
As data professionals, our jobs deal with ensuring that there is data available, accurate, and relevant to the organizations in which we work. However we often go beyond the simple maintenance, gathering, and manipulation of data to help our clients … Continue reading
