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While some companies have made great strides toward harnessing the power of big data, many are still struggling. A new study offers some insights into why that might be and what the future may hold.
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It can be hard to find a nuanced discussion of corporate sustainability. But Yossi Sheffi's new book aims to provide just that, offering a clear-eyed take on the challenges and benefits of going green.
With complex DC design and construction projects, small oversights can lead to big holdups and delays. Asking the right questions beforehand can help keep your project on track.
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