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Muhammad Zulhusni @ Tech Wire Asia 1 place · 09/25/2022 20:00 EDT

Data management and AI adoption is critical in achieving enterprise success

Data management challenges were cited as a significant risk factor for survey respondents’ company’s potential AI success AI application in business operations will be pervasive or essential by 2025 Data is the new gold in the digital age, because it truly is everything. Every firm should place a high focus on data management if they... Read more »

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