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The Implications of Big Data

Jim Schreier Posted on June 15, 2019 Posted in Implications Wheel, Issues, Unintended Consequences

“Like all new tools, Big Data carries the potential for unintended consequences.”

Prompted by the above quote, this article, authored by Jim Schreier, includes a segment from an exploration on “big data.'”

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