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theregister | April 08, 2020

First data was the new oil, then Google said data is more like sunlight. A flood of organisations proposing big data insight into the COVID-19 response would have anyone believe it is the new medicine.One of the more noteworthy initiatives comes from industrial group and aircraft engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce. It is spearheading a cross-industry group with a mission to harness data and analytics not just to provide timely information about the virus outbreak, but also to mitigate its economic ...

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Qlik | June 08, 2021

A new generation of award-winning Data Literacy program was announced by Qlik today. This data program aims at spreading data fluency in a world of continuous digital growth. This wide-ranging Data Literacy 2.0 program enables organizations to kick-start a data literacy program and maximize its reach to thousands of employees. In our everyday lives and at our workplaces, we’re reading, working, analyzing, and communicating with data which is resulting in its growing importan...

interestingengineering.com | March 30, 2020

Are you a data scientist looking to refine and update your skills? Well, look no further.The Dynamic Data Scientist Bundle is here to help you do exactly that. With seven courses and over 33 hours of instruction, you will be up to date on Power BI, Python, MATLAB and more.In the first class, you will master Microsoft Power Business Intelligence (BI), a platform that brings the world of data analytics to small businesses by connecting to data from multiple sources and modeling that data efficient...

information-age.com | April 01, 2020

This is an unprecedented time. In these unchartered waters, good information, good data and the capacity to derive good decisions with analytics are more critical than ever. In the fight against the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), there has been a wide swath of data science use cases being discussed, and in some cases, developed and deployed. Some achieved more prominence than others, but what they have in common is their potential to give us some optimism that technology will get us through this ...