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Data Scientist Title Is a Convention
Daniel Tunkelang is the Chief Data Scientist at LinkedIn and disagrees with my definition of a data scientist, presumably from my blog, “What Is a Data Scientist (and What Isn’t?”). I said that, “the term ‘Data Scientist’ is an over-reaching title.” … Continue reading
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What Is a Data Scientist (And What Isn’t)?
The perception among organizations over the past five years is that more quantitative methods, with or without Big Data, are critical to success. The problem is that most commercial organizations have little to no depth in these disciplines. On the … Continue reading
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Tagged analytics, best practices, big data, BigData, business analytics, business intelligence, business value, data governance, data import, data integration, data management, data mining, data quality, data reduction, data retention, data retrieval, data stewardship, data visualization, data warehouse, data warehousing, database, decision management, decision services, neil raden, optimization, predictive analytics, roi, sentiment analytics, social data, social media analytics, software, statistics, text analytics, unstructured data, web analytics, workforce analytics, workforce data
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