The Power of Product Thinking in Data Management to increase business success
Your data isn’t lacking infrastructure. It’s lacking impact.
Product thinking brings the focus back to business outcomes—by treating data like a product, not a project.
Much ink has been spilled about big data and AI but today there is real world value in data science and machine learning. This course introduces you to some classic and state of the art data science and machine learning techniques, applied in the real world. For example: churn prediction, customer segmentation and targeting, product recommendation, task automation, anomaly detection, predictive maintenance, sentiment analysis, ...
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After this training
You will learn how to apply classic and recent data science methods in a business context.
This training is for
Data science & Engineering
Half day
400
Mechelen
Your data isn’t lacking infrastructure. It’s lacking impact.
Product thinking brings the focus back to business outcomes—by treating data like a product, not a project.
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