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New data analysts and teenage love

By Ted Cuzzillo on February 18, 2011 3:34 PM Vote 0 Votes

Search all the business literature you can and you'll never find data analysis compared to romantic love. But, hey, why not? Love's trajectories might hint at what the business world's newly enabled generation of data analysts can expect. These... Read More..

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