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GSA CIO: big data the next big thing

February 6, 2013

Data.gov now includes more than 345,000 data sets and gets more than 1.3 million visits a month, according to U.S. General Services Administration Chief Information Officer Casey Coleman in a new post on her blog, “Around the Corner.”

Coleman said GSA has added more than 83 high-value data sets to Data.gov and growing.

Read Coleman’s full blog post on big data.

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