Data Made to Matter by MIT Sloan School of Management
Data Made to MatterData Made to Matter explores the business breakthroughs that come from applying data-based research to real-world challenges. In this new show from the MIT Sloan School of Management, host Neal Hartman interviews MIT’s innovative thinkers on a range of topics, from the rising costs of healthcare, to global poverty, to addressing climate change. Data Made to Matter showcases how data, a spirit of e... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Category | Business | ||||
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- Mass education was invented by Europeans
It is sad that a speaker of MIT is so little informed to say during the podcast that mass education and social security was invented by Americans when Charlemagne, King of Francs declared mass education compulsory in 789!! Americans didn’t invent that.
Apple Podcasts1Finmag2018!
United States4 years ago - excellent
If you like planet money, check out the "Don't lie to me Argentina"
Apple Podcasts5Brret
Canada7 years ago - Love this podcast
I love data and this podcast really lets me nerd out.
Apple Podcasts5dms8796United States7 years ago - I love data
Especially from Sloan profs
Apple Podcasts5John.MaddenUnited States7 years ago - Groundbreaking!!
This is a fantastic podcast. I love learning what's happening at MIT Sloan!!
Apple Podcasts5Emilou WhiUnited States7 years ago
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