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JOIN 2018 - Smart Cookies: How the Girl Scouts are Transforming Their Data Culture

December 6, 2018

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The Girl Scouts have made a major shift in their data culture and empowered the whole organization through data. With Looker’s help, they’ve successfully overcome data bottlenecks and cleared the path for data unity by empowering their teams to find the answers they need. With tools needed to move into the future, the Girl Scouts remain focused on improving their movement’s data maturity, building a community of practice around their data professionals, and elevating good work from the field. Learn more about JOIN Conferences at looker.com/events/join

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