Shining a light on dark data
IBM's Dave McQueeney, VP of Cloud and Next-Generation Systems, IBM Research, says a client once told him that their organization was only using 20% of its data. They had the data, but 80% of the data was dark. So, if we believe that the data will give us a leg up on our competitors—from other companies to enemy combatants—then we need to shine a light on that other 80%. Watch to learn how Dave says we can do that—and harness the power of the insights gained by deep data analysis and AI.
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