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Data-Driven Product Development

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How can data help you build better products? Ramnath Vaidyanathan, VP Product Research at DataCamp, shares how DataCamp uses data in a big way to drive the development of products and content at scale. He gives some practical examples and insights of ways data has shaped DataCamp's products. Finally, Ramnath goes through the data-driven development process so you can apply the same principles to the products you are building.

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Ramnath Vaidyanathan

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