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...2. Wednesday’s keynote, “The Judicial Perspective & Managing Big Data, Proportionality, Data Security, and Privacy,” includes five speakers who are entrenched...
..."The Judicial Perspective — Managing Big Data, Proportionality, Data Security, and Privacy," packs in five speakers who...
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...Albert Barsocchini, who recently joined Minneapolis-based NightOwl Data Management Services as its director of strategic consulting, has already ordered the...
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