How to Solve the Data Science Skills Shortage

November 23, 2022

Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), along with data analytics, are widely seen as a way to tackle everything from daily inefficiencies and low productivity, to advancing healthcare and climate change mitigation. As more organisations look to leverage their data more effectively, demand for people with data capabilities is only going to grow

Spotlight

Qubole Inc

Qubole is a leading Big Data as a Service provider. Ashish Thusoo and Joydeep Sen Sarma, creators of Facebook's big data infrastructure and Apache Hive, founded Qubole to make it simple to prepare, integrate, and explore Big Data in the cloud. Qubole's Big Data as a Service Solution, Qubole Data Service (QDS), runs on the top performing elastic Hadoop engine on the cloud and includes a library of data connectors with a graphical user-interface for Hive, Pig, Ooze and Sqoop. QDS makes it easy to inspect data, author and execute queries, and convert queries into scheduled jobs. With QDS, the power of Big Data meets the simplicity of the cloud. The largest brands in social media, online advertising, entertainment, gaming and other data-intensive ventures trust QDS to handle their most challenging Big Data requirements at a fraction of the cost of alternatives. Customers include Pinterest, Quora, MediaMath, Insightera, Vocanic, TubeMogul, Decide.com, BigCommerce and many others.

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Our Approach to Data Analytics

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whitePaper | September 26, 2022

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Data Connectivity 2022

whitePaper | August 18, 2022

The 2022 data connectivity survey pivots somewhat from prior years’ studies. Data connectivity and data integration are well established in the traditional on-premise computing environment. But we’ve seen that as organizations increasingly expand their domains to one or more cloud service providers, it is important to better understand the challenges and opportunities for connectivity presented by modernization initiatives.

The Evolution of Data 3.0

whitePaper | October 17, 2022

Today, massive amounts of data are collected, processed, and stored for a range of analytical purposes around the world. Every customer, device, transaction, email, and image leaves a data trail. At present, this data is growing too big, changing too fast, and becoming hyper distributed. The traditional ways of doing integration and analytics are no longer viable or scalable. It is not feasible to create millions of data pipelines and to continue moving large amounts of raw data to a data lake or a centralized data warehouse.

Business Intelligence, Big Data Management

How to Solve the Data Science Skills Shortage