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AI promises to disrupt the way an engineer works, but as with computers before them, the engineers themselves will still be needed.

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Revisiting the foundation: Data trust and governance in enterprise analytics. Despite broad adoption of analytics tools, the impact of these platforms remains tied to data quality and governance.

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