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When you change your frame of reference, and take a 10,000 foot overview, you see thing that you may have missed
Gary Flake shows how we can get out of the pile of trees that we have seen as the Internet and view the forest of knowledge assembled for us.
- Video: Discovering Insights with Pivot
- Article: Making Sense of Mountains of Data
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