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.
This course introduces you the quantitative analysis of data, blending classical statistical methods with recent advances in computational and machine learning.
Data Science and Big Data Analytics are exciting new areas that combine scientific inquiry, statistical knowledge, and computer programming. Organizations are turning to customer data to innovate and respond quickly to shifts in the market. Meanwhile, governments are using data to help guide policy decisions, making this a prime area for social scientists with an interest in quantitative methods.
In this training
After this training
You will be provided the fundamentals of Data Science and Machine Learning.
This training is for
Data science & Engineering
Half day
300
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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