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What AI Means to a Data Scientist

Birst BI

A key goal of AI or machine learning automation is to have machines complete tasks for you, freeing up time so you can focus on the more complex, higher-value tasks. Data scientists building AI applications require numerous skills – data visualization, data cleansing, artificial intelligence algorithm selection and diagnostics.

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Data-Science Observability For Executives

The Product Coalition

Many companies are already starting to offer solutions for this group of people, with data-scientists as the main focus. A revolution in observability that has risen due to new technology from companies such as New Relic. In terms of cost, maintaining core-DS production is quite expensive.

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Six predictions for the UX and CX industries in 2020

Userzoom

My prediction (and hope) for 2020 is that information on the environmental impact of a product or service will be more readily available to the consumer. UX Researcher, Professional Services. With technology being integral to our everyday lives, we shouldn’t be excluding anyone. Becky Wright, Senior Product UX Researcher.

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Birst 7: A new level of ease of use and collaboration across centralized and decentralized analytic teams

Birst BI

This is why it is all too common for an organization to utilize at least two different Business Intelligence (BI) tools to support these different analytic needs. Dresner Advisory Service’s 2018 Wisdom of Crowds® Business Intelligence Market Study. What was your vision for Birst 7? How was it different from Birst 6?