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Big data analytics firm Dattabot, previously known as Mediatrac, highlighted the importance of combining data with advanced technology in various industrial sectors to solve global daily problems during the recent 2016 ‘Data For Life’ festival. The conference, held on Aug. 30 to 31, presented local and international speakers who apply big data analytics in their respective businesses. with more than 50 sessions, speakers from various backgrounds discussed how data-driven strategies had a greater impact, not only for companies but also people’s daily lives, Dattabot CEO Regi Wahyu said.
(The Jakarta Post/ Marguerite Afra Sapiie)
