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Big data needs to be as easy to use as Facebook, suggests Tulloch, which means employing ordinary people to do the testing - until it is
Companies looking to roll out big data platforms to their staff in order to ‘democratise' access to data need to rethink their employment strategies when it comes to testing their platforms, according...
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