12-Jun-2025 |

 

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What Dose It Really Mean to be Data-diven?

If you wanted to travel to Sihanoukville today, what mode of transport would you choose?
 An ox cart?
 A car?
 A train?
 Or an airplane?

Of course, most people will choose a car, a train, or an airplane because they are fast, efficient, and comfortable. But take a step back just a few generations, and you’ll find people who relied on something far simpler: the humble ox cart. It was slow—painfully slow by today’s standards—but in its time, it was a revolution. It allowed people to carry goods and travel long distances without using their own energy. Compared to walking, it was a breakthrough.

Then came change. New technologies emerged. Cars replaced carts. Trains connected cities. Airplanes brought the world closer. But here's the question:
How did people first adapt to these new modes of transport?
How did they learn to trust them, to feel confident in something so unfamiliar?
In the past, decisions were made through instincts, habits, or personal experience. Today, we are entering a new era—where data-driven solutions are shaping how we manage businesses, optimize operations, and make smarter decisions.

From eco-sustainability systems to data-driven solutions, this is the transformation that we at VP.Start are adopting to provide more benefits for our consumers. For example, in the energy sector, data-driven outcomes help utilities predict equipment failures before they occur, optimize energy dispatch from renewables, forecast energy demand with high accuracy, reduce energy losses, and decrease costs.
 
An ox cart is an old form of transportation. In today’s world, it is obsolete. With new technologies, people can experience speed, safety, comfort, and efficiency.

That’s clear—nowadays technology is at everyone's fingertips . It’s no longer an ox cart anymore, nor a car or a train or even an airplane. We have entered a new world of remote connectivity.

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