'Unknown unknowns' are the future of data science

Danny Palmer
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Dunnhumby head of data science tells Computing that gaining value from the unknown is the next stage for big data

"Unknown unknowns" are going to form a significant part of the "rosy" future for data science and data scientists. That's according to Giles Pavey, head of data science and innovation for dunnhu...

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