Data Mining Your Employees: Who Will Succeed and Who Will Fail? @atanubasu

“large firms are beginning to use historical data as a crystal ball within their human resources departments, says Atanu Basu, CEO of Data­Info­Com, a research-focused predictive analysis firm in Austin, Texas. “Every large company already has access to this tremendous amount of data on their employees,” he says. “That can be used to make predictions about who will be successful and who is going to leave.”

Sounds like my BigShotOrNot.com project.

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