Coca-Cola uses Splunk for data-driven insight

Sooraj Shah
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'Without data you're just a person with an opinion,' Coca-Cola's senior platform architect tells delegates at splunk.conf 2014

Coca-Cola is using operational intelligence platform Splunk as part of an initiative to ensure that decisions are data-driven at the company. Michael Connor, senior platform architect at The Coc...

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