• Daniel Ulatowski
• 29 Jun, 2020

One of the glaring lessons COVID-19 has taught us is how valuable tailored data are for understanding and tracking trends in public health, while also leveraging these data to optimize care and effectively streamline resources. As the crisis emerged, a primary challenge many organizations faced was data availability. Whether it be data fragmentation within the supply chain or new diseases requiring data models to be trained and scored from only a few confirmed cases.
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