You can find information to support any argument.
But have you actually experienced the situation you're interested in?
White
papers, reports, research, blog posts all contain useful information.
But they provide you with second hand information which may not be
relevant to your specific context.
Your
perspective is unique, and your context is different. Your experience
is therefore invaluable, as it provides a way to filter all of this
information for your specific situation.
Businesses
now have access to more data than they know what to do with. But unless
this data is contextualised with the experiences of their employees and
customers, there is a danger of responding in a manner that does not
reflect their specific needs.
Your experience must be taken into account.
