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Global data will double every 12 hours by 2025. You need the right tech and training for data-driven decisions at every level.

Keep your relevancy and keep your standards: The new "rules of AI" for business need both.

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Understand your data. Transform your business into a productive, efficient machine with generative AI for data analytics.

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Karen Madera

The AI revolution is here, and its success depends on a strong data foundation. At this year's Dreamforce, learn how to create new strategies that align data with your business goals.

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Vandana Nayak

Everyone knows AI is important, but let's break down some tangible steps for your personalized data strategy.

Andy Cotgreave

Global data will double every 12 hours by 2025. This glossary of data terms will help everyone in your company understand the power of real-time, actionable data in the age of generative AI.

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Candra McRae

It's time to give everyone in your organization the know-how to use data to make better decisions. Your business depends on it.

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Companies are investing in data technology, and hiring more C-level data execs, than ever. So why do so many of them say they struggle to be data-driven?

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