Episode 34: Security and Big Data

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Carolyn and Seth review some of the major themes from this week's Cyber Security Chicago event, such as automation and cloud configurations. Then they turn their attention to Big Data and discuss the problems that have kept companies from realizing all the potential that data analysis has promised. WSJ article on data in baseball: www.wsj.com/articles/the-downsi…s-action-1507043924 Slate article on Big Data: www.slate.com/articles/technolog…d_to_big_data.html

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