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While addressing the people of Barcelona forty days after the World Trade Center attacks, Bill Clinton, whose presidency ended about 10 months before the incident, pondered on the big question on why the U.S. government with all the intelligence agencies sprawling across the country failed to predict and stop 9/11 tragedy. Clinton highlighted the need to obtain and distribute consistent data through different systems, databases and departmental applications, overcoming technological and organizational barriers and unify it to make better decisions. The whole thing eventually turned out to be the current Big Data concept. The speech instigated a Newton and apple moment for Jaume Agut and Carme Artigas who later went on to establish Synergic Partners in 2007 to address Big Data challenges.

