Survival Skills for the Information Age. Whenever the topic of data comes up at meetings or informal conversations it doesn’t take long for people’s eyes to glaze over.
The subject is usually considered so complex and esoteric that only a few technically-minded geeks find value in the details. This easy dismissal of data is a real problem in the modern business world because so much of what we know about customers and products is codified as information and stored in corporate databases. Without a high level of data literacy this information sits idle and unused. One way I try to get people more interested in data is to make a distinction between data management and data content.
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