December 29, 2019

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Stop the fights; embrace data (sponsored by Google)

Stop the fights; embrace data (sponsored by Google)

Organizations waste hours to endless discussions, and people lose sleep to internet debates. Can big data change this? Google Cloud is here to help. Felipe Hoffa explains that solid data-based conclusions are possible when stakeholders have easy access to analyze all relevant data.
Talk Title Stop the fights; embrace data (sponsored by Google)
Speakers Felipe Hoffa (Google)
Conference Strata + Hadoop World
Conf Tag Make Data Work
Location Singapore
Date December 6-8, 2016
URL Talk Page
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Organizations waste hours to endless discussions, and people lose sleep to internet debates. Can big data change this? Google Cloud is here to help. Felipe Hoffa explains that solid data-based conclusions are possible when stakeholders have easy access to analyze all relevant data. This keynote is sponsored by Google.

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