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'Data is the new oil' - Rosslyn Analytics looks to woo channel

21 June 2016 • 3 min read

11-year-old British vendor claims it is holding its own against industry giants

British analytics vendor Rosslyn Analytics is looking to significantly beef up its channel presence by convincing partners they can cash in on customer data becoming "the new oil". The firm – wh...

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