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Re: The Revolution Will Be Digitized (Wearable Gadgets)
"...It has been nearly three years since Smarr discovered the issue, and he’s tens of thousands of metrics down the road, but he has yet to find a way to treat it. “People overestimate what knowledge can do for you,” he said with a shrug."Originally posted by vt View Post
One the things I deal with every day, especially from accounting and auditing, is the demand to collect and keep information - seemingly just for the sake of having it (imo). I keep repeating to my team that I have no interest in any information that does not help us make better decisions; and in most instances that is judged by the value placed on them by a paying customer. -
Re: The Revolution Will Be Digitized (Wearable Gadgets)
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/12...isaster_story/
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