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OSWC 2012: Big Data Is So 2011, It’s Broad Data Now
Visited the Organization Science Winter Conference in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Very nice conference, well worth visiting even from Finland – not too big, perhaps some 60 people, and only a single track, which made for interesting interactions all around. Not … Continue reading
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