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Why the future of insights depends on data access

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By John Bird Verified, Liam Kay- McClean, Katie McQuater Verified
| RESEARCH LIVE Verified
Most companies already have a large share of the data they need to answer important business questions. What they often lack is a practical way to reach it, explore it and apply it when those questions arise. Across the business, teams hold years of research, yet still commission new analysis or search through systems built for storage rather than exploration. Businesses want faster answers, broader access and greater flexibility in how information is used.
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The future of insights depends on data access

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By John Bird Verified, Liam Kay- McClean, Katie McQuater Verified
| RESEARCH LIVE Verified
Most companies already have a large share of the data they need to answer important business questions. What they often lack is a practical way to reach it, explore it and apply it when those questions arise. Across the business, teams hold years of research, yet still commission new analysis or search through systems built for storage rather than exploration. Businesses want faster answers, broader access and greater flexibility in how information is used.
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Practical Ways to Support Students With Adverse Childhood Experiences

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By John Bird Verified
| Edutopia Verified
Anyone who’s watched The Breakfast Club remembers John Bender, the student who antagonizes teachers, pushes limits, and meets peers with aggressive sarcasm. On the surface, he’s the archetypal “behavior problem” or “at-risk student.” The film eventually reveals something that educators know so well: His behavior is his armor, hiding a childhood marked by multiple forms of trauma—what we now call adverse childhood experiences (ACEs).
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