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Getting a handle on data analytics and dashboarding
10 May 2021 - Data analytics is an increasingly common theme within companies that want to steer in a more focused way and aspire to progress in their sector. New developments are the order of the day in the logistics sector. Lack of resources, opportunities or ideas can hinder concrete application, but also the lack of a process around data analysis which ensures a concrete result.
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