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Creating a Data-Driven Culture: How Culture Impacts Advanced Analytics and AI

Companies and organizations around the world have spent enormous sums on hardware, software and talent in order to advance analytics and AI.

Yet a substantial number of firms are still struggling. So, what’s to blame? The biggest culprit is the absence of a data-driven culture – one that emphasizes analytics and evidence-based decision making. But there are some companies that are doing it right.

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In this webinar summary, Tom Davenport describes the problem, implications and solutions to the data-driven culture issue. He also presents detailed examples of the firms making definite progress toward that goal.

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