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Infonomics with Doug Laney
Probably one of the richest conversations I have had from a business perspective on Data Science, Infonomics, AI and Psychology of Patterns.
Here are some of the key takeaways:
1. The Wall Street Journal quoted Doug Laney saying ‘ Its flummoxing that companies have better accounting for their office furniture than their information assets’.
2. United and American Airline’s third party valuation based on collateral customer loyalty data is 3-4 times more than their actual market cap.
3. ‘Kushim’ from Yuval Noah Harari’s book 'Sapiens', the first known human being was an accountant, which tells a lot about the importance of information.
4. Future disruptive technologies according to Gartner are DNA storage, Quantum Computing and Carbon Nanotubes.
5. Doug’s been a competitive tennis player and is now exploring pickle ball.
Join our slack for more: https://launchpass.com/psyda
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Probably one of the richest conversations I have had from a business perspective on Data Science, Infonomics, AI and Psychology of Patterns.
Here are some of the key takeaways:
1. The Wall Street Journal quoted Doug Laney saying ‘ Its flummoxing that companies have better accounting for their office furniture than their information assets’.
2. United and American Airline’s third party valuation based on collateral customer loyalty data is 3-4 times more than their actual market cap.
3. ‘Kushim’ from Yuval Noah Harari’s book 'Sapiens', the first known human being was an accountant, which tells a lot about the importance of information.
4. Future disruptive technologies according to Gartner are DNA storage, Quantum Computing and Carbon Nanotubes.
5. Doug’s been a competitive tennis player and is now exploring pickle ball.
Join our slack for more: https://launchpass.com/psyda