Post by saiful200 on Aug 20, 2024 8:38:29 GMT
In my case, a key question when I do job interviews is about CSR, but not only with society, but also with their own employees, since sometimes companies focus excessively on society as an external agent, neglecting to its employees, who are also part of that society. Thank you and greetings Log in to respond Alberto Caycho Interesting post. Personally, I think that in general we are just beginning with the advances in big data, since for many companies “big data” still sounds strange or is a rather vague concept.
Retail companies (Large companies) in that sense are at the https://www.latestdatabase.com/ forefront with this issue since they use many channels to collect data and make purchase predictions. On the other hand, those same companies are the ones that contribute the least socially since they promote empty consumerism and you already know the cases of exploitation in poor countries by these big brands... Let's hope that the development and good use of data is used to a greater extent. number of industries and above all that they always have a positive social impact.
That is why it is important that knowledge is available to a greater number of professionals who can apply it not only in these large companies but also in small businesses that in the end are those that promote greater well-being in society. Greetings to all and good luck with the master. AlbertoLogin to answer María Mercedes García Díaz Hello Alberto, thank you for participating in the debate. Big data is complex, especially incorporating it in medium and small companies, it requires resources and a profound change in the organizational culture.
Retail companies (Large companies) in that sense are at the https://www.latestdatabase.com/ forefront with this issue since they use many channels to collect data and make purchase predictions. On the other hand, those same companies are the ones that contribute the least socially since they promote empty consumerism and you already know the cases of exploitation in poor countries by these big brands... Let's hope that the development and good use of data is used to a greater extent. number of industries and above all that they always have a positive social impact.
That is why it is important that knowledge is available to a greater number of professionals who can apply it not only in these large companies but also in small businesses that in the end are those that promote greater well-being in society. Greetings to all and good luck with the master. AlbertoLogin to answer María Mercedes García Díaz Hello Alberto, thank you for participating in the debate. Big data is complex, especially incorporating it in medium and small companies, it requires resources and a profound change in the organizational culture.