ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
We're living in a time of data, yet so much of it is unstructured! And that’s ok because it lives in the digital realms of social media, podcasts and more. Futurum Research’s Daniel Newman joins Lisa Palmer to discuss how mining through this type of data can help you find a treasure trove.
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