Big Data Webinar, Five Things You Missed
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We dug deep into the world of Big Data for the fourth installment of our CAT Leader Forum Webinar Series. The conversation with our expert panel provided plenty of discussion points and the video recording, along with a detailed report, will be available for our members very soon. For now, here are five key points you may have missed from the July 1st discussion.
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82% percent of those polled think that big data can be used to improve safety.
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The industry must find a solution for de-identify data because anonymization destroys the data.
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We need to pivot from punitive or negative feedback and use data to focus on what goes well in training and operations.
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Immersive technologies need to be developed with the end in mind and allow the data to tell the story.
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There is an argument that aggregation of all data points is unnecessary, instead, the focus should be on what will yield the most value.
Be sure to sign up for the next installment of the CAT Leader Forum series, a discussion on UPRT .
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