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Wei Zhou’s take on Big Data & what the future holds for us

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  • Information Systems, Management and Big Data

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In the first of three episodes filmed as part of the Digital Transformation Facilitor online certificate developed in collaboration with Netexplo, the reference observatory of digital innovations, the Director of ESCP Europe’s Master of Science in Big Data & Business Analytics talks about what the future holds for us. In the second episode, he will address Big Data’s impact on the economy, and explain in the last one why it is important to study and teach Big Data.

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ZHOU Wei
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ESCP Business School

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