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    Data Lab @ codecentric

    10.1.2014 | 1 minutes reading time

    I am happy to announce Data Lab @ codecentric.

    With Data Lab @ codecentric, we want to extend and to focus our technical and subject-specific expertise in data analysis, data mining, data security and data privacy as well as in corresponding areas.

    With a team of young and seasoned specialists, we will not only push our knowledge on, but also continuously run experiments, create demos, find use cases etc. and publicly report about it.

    First results to come soon, so stay tuned on the blog.

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    Pavlo Baron

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