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The Week in Big Data– August 11, 2014

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May 27, 2020
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This week has seen many announcements in the data science arena that will make our lives a little easier. The new CoLaborate app lets data scientists collaborate via Google Drive; Facebook is making its security better than ever; guest contributor Rick Delgado walked us through how five companies are using big data to improve our customer experiences. See our pick of the week’s best big data reads below.

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