S4E4 Digital Health Revolution: How do we change Big Data to Smart Data?

03/29/22 • 16 min

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In this episode we will chat to James Boyd, Professor of public health at La Trobe University Australia, about the Digital Health Revolution and how we change Big Data to Smart Data.

The host for season 4 is Mark Jackson, Director of the South Wales Business School and co-director of the Leading Digital Transformation Intensive Learning Academy at the University of South Wales.

To find out more about this podcast and our business services at USW visit https://southwales.ac.uk/business.

In this episode we will chat to James Boyd, Professor of public health at La Trobe University Australia, about the Digital Health Revolution and how we change Big Data to Smart Data.

The host for season 4 is Mark Jackson, Director of the South Wales Business School and co-director of the Leading Digital Transformation Intensive Learning Academy at the University of South Wales.

To find out more about this podcast and our business services at USW visit https://southwales.ac.uk/business.

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The host for season 4 is Mark Jackson, Director of the South Wales Business School and co-director of the Leading Digital Transformation Intensive Learning Academy at the University of South Wales.

To find out more about this podcast and our business services at USW visit https://southwales.ac.uk/business.

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