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Bobby Gill, Data Analytics Director at the Economist Group, chats with Looker VP of Sales, Jason Smith, on the Economist Group's story of building their data culture. Starting with a 5 year plan for their Data Goals, they devised a plan to democratize data across the company to have a more holistic view of their data.

In this presentation, you'll learn how the Economist Group:

- Centralized their organizational data store

- Worked with different departments to discover data pain-points

- Architected their datastore to create real-time analytics with Looker and Amazon Redshift

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