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A practical guide for business leaders on how to build a company culture that embraces AI through curiosity, experimentation and hands-on learning. Building an AI-driven culture is about fostering a ...

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In this special guest feature, Brett Hurt, CEO of data.world, discusses why self-Service BI tools alone can’t build data-driven cultures. Brett is the CEO and co-founder of data.world, a Public ...

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[Editor's Note: This article is this edition's winner of the ASU Writing Competition. The competition is open quarterly to current ASU students and faculty. Visit the ASPB website for more information ...