Data and Analytics Trends for 2019 and Beyond: A Panel Discussion

Discussion Topics:
- How effective are your current data and analytics initiatives
- What trends will most impact how you utilize data and analytics in 2019 and beyond
- What must you do to maximize data and analytics in your organization
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