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Big Data and Analytics could be the twin forces driving innovation in Asia– one provides information while the other sifts through it for precious insight. In Asia, the applications are endless: Forecasting the revenues of a new business unit; pinpointing bottlenecks in the regional supply chain; even searching for niches in unwieldy consumer markets. But in a world of uber-statistics and change, how can companies develop the capabilities to truly distinguish between signal and noise, nuggets and the nugatory? In this interactive Harvard Business Review webinar, editor Angelia Herrin as she leads a panel discussion featuring global analytics experts for this interactive Singapore Sessions video webinar.Table of contents
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- Title: How Can Big Data and Analytics Spur Innovation in New Markets?
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- Release date: April 2013
- Publisher(s): Harvard Business Review
- ISBN: None
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