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Paul Hinton
Everything you want to know about data analytics and big data
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It may be stating the obvious that organisations today have massive amounts of data and will soon have even more. But simply collecting lots of data doesn’t directly translate into customer benefit or commercial value. Big data requires smart analytics to make sense of it all.
Retailing, marketing, financial services and healthcare are just a few of the industries that are beginning to adopt big data principles and analytics. But whatever your sector, and whatever you do with the data you harvest and handle, you have to do it lawfully.
We’ve worked with all partners in the supply chain, from end users to hardware vendors, telecoms companies to cloud services suppliers and healthtech companies to stock exchanges, on every aspect of data analytics and big data exploitation. As a result, we’re familiar with the issues and the thicket of regulation. Who owns the data? Do you have permission to process it? How do make sure your trading partners adhere to your data protection standards?
Our team is up to speed on the latest technical, legal and commercial positions that relate to data and business analytics. In fact, it’s fair to say that in partnership with our clients, we’re helping to define market practice in this key area of digital transformation.
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