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John Henry Clippenger, Exec Director MIT Labs with Christina Farr, Venturebeat @Databeat 2013

We covered Databeat last week & here are a couple of interesting talks we filmed.
The balance of keeping data both flowing & protected. Mobile devices have become the ultimate data collecting equipment. What are the right ways to leverage this & create profitable data platforms with a sustainable user contract? What impact does the more holistic approach of gathering data about not only things but the processes between which things play? What does this demand of regulations & approaches? Opportunities in data as currency, as authentication token or even ways to refine governance, as well as its risks this explosive material can represent.

The strategic importance of data science is beginning to shift organizational behavior – all the way to the executive suite. How is data science changing the role of the CEO? What are the differences in how CEOs respond to this new force? How are they setting up their organizations to succeed – or fail -in this new era. Josh James, CEO Domo @Databeat 2013.

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