- Published on August 17, 2020
- In AI Features
Data Science Skills Study 2020 – By AIM and AnalytixLabs
- By Siddhartha Thomas
Analytics India Magazine, in association with AnalytixLabs, released the Data Science Skills Survey over the months of June and July 2020 so as to get an in-depth perspective into the key trends related to the tools and models deployed across sectors.
AIM has now published the findings of the survey in this report. Please access last year's Study here.
This survey provides a direct perspective on the Data Science skills and domains that AI, Analytics, and Machine Learning practitioners are working on and how organizations and Data Science personnel stay ahead of the data science pack. This report will benefit prospective job seekers, including students, and personnel seeking to transition to the Data Science function – it will help this broad audience to understand the skills, tech
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Siddhartha Thomas
"Siddhartha is an industry research professional with areas of interest across the Digital Media,Traditional Media, and Technology sectors. Siddhartha studies and researches organizations and industries from the perspective of innovation, finance, and strategic management. He has extensive research and knowledge management experience across numerous large and small organizations."
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