By now, most companies know — on an intellectual level at least — that good data is essential to efficient operations, sound decision-making, and powerful AI. However, they fail to recognize the critical role that people play in the creation of good data. Indeed, many view people as a large part of the problem, blaming them for lack of attention, a reluctance to learn new skills, and undue fear they will be replaced.
How to Make Everyone Great at Data
Emma is a tech enthusiast with a passion for everything related to WiFi technology. She holds a degree in computer science and has been actively involved in exploring and writing about the latest trends in wireless connectivity. Whether it's…