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Don’t Spend Hours Digging Through Data — Let AI Do It For You With These 6 Questions
With the right approach, AI can turn everyday business questions into clear, data-driven answers and actionable recommendations.
Dean Guida
Founder and CEO of Infragistics, Author of 'When Grit Is Not Enough'
at Infragistics
Entrepreneur Leadership Network® Contributor
Dean Guida is the 35+ year entrepreneur behind enterprise software company Infragistics. Dean has led his business through a series of tumultuous moments, crystallizing insights he's gathered at each key moment in his journey. He shares his hard-won philosophy in his book, 'When Grit Is Not Enough'.
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