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With the 2014 Teradata Partners Conference now over, I have decided to reflect on some of the biggest takeaways from the annual event in Nashville.
With over 4000 delegates from many different sectors in attendance, the presentations and ensuing discussions offered a multitude of different views and thoughts, many of which could easily relate to
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