Using Call for Code to recover from natural disasters
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Using Call for Code to recover from natural disasters
160:16:40 / June 16, 2019

Tonya Hall sits down with Daniel Krook, CTO of the Code and Response initiative at IBM, and learns how IBM is working to help aid in the recovery process after a natural disaster occurs.

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