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- By Sejuti Das
The demand for data science has massively gained traction in recent years, and even with the economic downturn due to the COVID outbreak organisations are investing more on having data science capabilities in their organisations. However, despite significant investments in time, money, efforts as well as human resources, data science still fails to deliver sustained business value.
In fact, according to a recent report, — The State of Data Science 2020 — it has been revealed that one of the significant concerns with data science is getting their models into production, which usually gets delayed or stopped in the process. One of the primary reasons for this is the delayed data collection process, where, according to the report, data scientists on average spend 45% of their time in g
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Sejuti Das
Sejuti currently works as Associate Editor at Analytics India Magazine (AIM). Reach out at sejuti.das@analyticsindiamag.com
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