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Data is the new currency, the new oil, the new nuclear power. There are lots of lofty claims about the power of Data and its potential to help the world make better decisions - and with good reason too. However, it is also said that Data can be, well, a bit dull and difficult. So, to find out where the truth really is, we located perhaps the most enthusiastic person about Data we could find - Microsoft's Patrick Leblanc.
We also speak with BI expert Stuart Lock who, with more than 20 years of stories under his belt of delivering Data and Analytics solutions across a broad range of industries, covers the advancements he’s seen in that time and his view on the benefits of tapping into your Data.
Sponsored by QUANTIQ.
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