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To understand this article, you don't have to be a technologist. We assume managers at all organisation levels are key business decision-makers. But when managers hear about big data and analytics, what do they think? Do they comprehend how these technologies can be applied to decision-making? To take advantage of the capabilities brought by these varied mindsets, it is crucial to comprehend the distinctions between them. The gap caused by disparities between technologists and managers needs to be minimised in an era where data-driven decision--making is emerging as the new standard.
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