- Published on August 20, 2019
- In AI Features
Data Science Skills Study 2019: By AIM & Imarticus Learning
- By Prajakta Hebbar
Advances in analytics and machine learning have impacted every function across BFSI, e-commerce, healthcare, retail and IT industries. Our latest Data Science Skills Study 2019 by Analytics India Magazine and Imarticus Learning takes a deeper look into the key trends related to tools and technologies deployed across the sectors and how companies are staying ahead of the pack. As analytics and machine learning reaches deeper into operations, there is significant disruption at the workplace with data scientists and data analysts dabbling with newer tools.
This year, we spent a lot of time finding out the tools and techniques used by finance professionals. From language to coding and GPUs, we garnered interesting and insightful answers from our comprehensive survey.
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Prajakta Hebbar
Prajakta is a Writer/Editor/Social Media diva. Lover of all that is 'quaint', her favourite things include dogs, Starbucks, butter popcorn, Jane Austen novels and neo-noir films. She has previously worked for HuffPost, CNN IBN, The Indian Express and Bose.
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