Prasad Sangameshwaran
Nov 13, 2017

Martin Lindstrom: "The most accurate forecasters depend on both big and small data."

In the age of big data, small data is the foundation for breakthrough ideas or transformative ways of turning around brands, Martin Lindstrom tells delegates at AdAsia 2017

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