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Predictive Analytics World Chicago 2013 Predictive Analytics World, June 10-13, 2013 in Chicago (http://www.pawcon.com/chicago/2013) is the business event for predictive analytics… Started by Bobbe Cook	0	Apr 11
Predictive Analytics World for Government in Washington, DC Predictive Analytics World for Government, Sept 17-18, 2012, in Washington, DC (pawgov.com), the first vendor-neutral predictive analytics… Started by Bobbe Cook	0	Jul 9, 2012
Analytics in Financial Services: A Competitive Imperative How analytics and data are changing Wall Street. Analytics in Financial Services: A Competitive Imperative How analytics and data are changing Wall Street. Wednesday March 30, 2011, 8:30… Started by Jaime Fitzgerald	2	May 22, 2011 Reply by Jaime Fitzgerald

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Predictive Analytics World, June 10-13, 2013 in Chicago (http://www.pawcon.com/chicago/2013) is the business event for predictive analytics…

Started by Bobbe Cook

Apr 11

Predictive Analytics World for Government, Sept 17-18, 2012, in Washington, DC (pawgov.com), the first vendor-neutral predictive analytics…

Started by Bobbe Cook

Jul 9, 2012

Analytics in Financial Services: A Competitive Imperative How analytics and data are changing Wall Street. Wednesday March 30, 2011, 8:30…

Started by Jaime Fitzgerald

May 22, 2011
Reply by Jaime Fitzgerald

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