The Benefits of Business Intelligence with Austin Hardage

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The Benefits of Business Intelligence with Austin Hardage - Lead Research Analyst, VT-ARC

T3 Talks

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6 months ago

The Benefits of Business Intelligence with Austin Hardage - Lead Research Analyst, VT-ARC

Welcome back to T3 Talks! In this episode, Garrett and Sam grill our own Lead Research Analyst, Austin, about his role in facilitating and accelerating initiatives on behalf of Innovation Hub users. He talks to us about the myriad things he does around the Hub including technical writing, business research, and helping government teams report on their successes every month. And can you believe Sam hasn't seen Reign of Fire?!

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