How and Where Data is Impacting Our Everyday Lives

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So much of the way data is used happens without us even knowing it. And the power of data is beyond comprehension. At Teradata, Erica Hausheer and her team are trying to harness that power and make lives better — even if you don’t realize they’re doing it. On this episode, Erica details the ways data, AI, and other innovative technologies are transforming the way we live and work.

Tune in to learn:

How Teradata is improving your life without you even knowing it (4:00)
What it takes to understand and execute high-impact jobs (9:00)
The evolution of digital transformation (14:00)
The juxtaposition between product development and IT (25:00)
Fighting against bad data (30:00)

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