Big data

"Enabling readers to quickly implement solutions with respect to collecting, licensing, handling, and using Big Data, this book provides business people and lawyers with an accessible handbook primer on Big Data and its business implications. All contributors are nationally recognized experts in their fields and each chapter focuses on a different legal issue or risk relating to Big Data. More than a theoretical assessment of issues, the book offers busy people with the means to quickly understand relevant issues and implement specific recommendations to mitigate identified risks. "—

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"Enabling readers to quickly implement solutions with respect to collecting, licensing, handling, and using Big Data, this book provides business people and lawyers with an accessible handbook primer on Big Data and its business implications. All contributors are nationally recognized experts in their fields and each chapter focuses on a different legal issue or risk relating to Big Data. More than a theoretical assessment of issues, the book offers busy people with the means to quickly understand relevant issues and implement specific recommendations to mitigate identified risks"—

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 240 pages

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