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On the other hand, the benefit of being able to mine “good” information is immediate, direct and obvious, and accrues as soon as we put the ability to search the database in employee’s hands. For every one incriminating email, there are hundreds of thousands containing valuable information about how this firm has dealt with novel situations in the past. Who wouldn't want access to that? | On the other hand, the benefit of being able to mine “good” information is immediate, direct and obvious, and accrues as soon as we put the ability to search the database in employee’s hands. For every one incriminating email, there are hundreds of thousands containing valuable information about how this firm has dealt with novel situations in the past. Who wouldn't want access to that? | ||
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