
Becoming a Data Driven Organization: Snapcart and Michael Page Event Collaboration
On Thursday 20th April 2017, “Becoming a Data-driven Organization: Trends and Challenges” event was held in Fairmont Hotel, Senayan.

On Thursday 20th April 2017, “Becoming a Data-driven Organization: Trends and Challenges” event was held in Fairmont Hotel, Senayan.

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Today marks another special milestone—Snapcart app’s Snaptastic game has reached 1 million plays after only four months since the game was launched!

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