Big Data
Jason Bloomberg, Best Selling Author | October 11, 2019
In this thought-provoking keynote, industry analyst Jason Bloomberg explored the subtleties of assigning value to data and information. Watch the highlights of this presentation, you can also request access to the full video and slides.
In some ways, data are like gold ore – of little worth in bulk, but of enormous value when refined into useful information. Making some information public would lower or eliminate its value, like trade secrets. In other cases, the value of the information depends upon how well-known it is, like a photo on Instagram or a video on YouTube.
Such information represents a liability for financial services firms – in other words, it has a negative value. Further muddying these waters is the question of veracity. Fake news is worse than no news at all.
This presentation was held at the RavenPack Research Symposium in New York on September 10, 2019 .
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