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Building an insight-Driven Culture with Data Li...

Building an insight-Driven Culture with Data Literacy

Data Culture require an iterative process to be achieved. Once it is achieved it can be used to make better decisions. Data culture can be best practiced in a team. The state of data culture determine their level of data science maturity. This presentation basically explain how to identify quality in a Data Science team.

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Akande Imisioluwa

February 21, 2018

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  1. What is data-driven culture? A data-driven culture is an act

    of using data to make better decisions in a team and having access to the data you need when you need it.
  2. What we can do with data? - Transformational Analytics -

    Learning Analytics - Predictive Analytics
  3. How to rate the quality of a Data Science Team

    1. Can new hires get set up in the environment to run analysis on their first day? 2. Can data scientists utilize the latest tools/packages without help from IT? 3. Can data scientists use on-demand and scalable compute resources without help from IT/dev ops? 4. Can data scientists find and reproduce past experiments and results, using the original code, data, parameters, and software versions? 5. Can predictive models be deployed to production without custom engineering or infrastructure work?
  4. Can new hires get set up in the environment to

    run analysis on their first day?
  5. Popular Python Package managers that can be used to setup

    Database environment 1. Pip 2 Virtualenv 3. Anaconda 4. Enthought Canopy
  6. You never studied programming subject in school AND You cannot

    write a line of code? Whoop!!!. You feel you are doomed to have an unsuccessful career in data science
  7. 1. RapidMiner 2. DataRobot 3. BigML 4. Cloud Machine Learning

    Engine 5. Paxata 6. Trifacta 7. Narrative Science 8. MLBase 9. WEKA 10. Automatic Statistician Tools/packages with little or no programming experience Read Article here - https://www.analyticsvidhya.com/blog/