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Big data means big opportunities for chemical companies
The global chemical industry has reached a tipping point, and it’s all about information.
20 September 2016, 11:00AM - 12:00PM, EST
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Big Data and next generation analytics are now being used by leading chemical companies to enhance manufacturing, fine-tune pricing, improve marketing and support innovation. Success depends on recognizing that Big Data is more than an incremental change in technology but a strategic transformation for the industry.
Join Martin Kaestner, Managing Director, Data & Analytics, KPMG in the US who discusses these issues.
To read Martin’s article, please click here.
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This webcast is a must for C-suite and directors who operate within the chemicals sector.
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