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Improving Gender Diversity in Data Science

Results of a survey of data professionals show that about 1 out of 4 data scientists are women. Both women and men have similar levels of education and proficiency in data science skills. Ways of improving gender diversity in the field of data science are offered. Having a gender-diverse workforce is good for business. In 2014, Gallup found that […]

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No Matter How You Say It, I’m Thankful for Data

We are conducting a study of the people, processes and technologies behind today’s data-driven insights. If you’re a data professional, please consider taking the Data Science and Machine Learning Survey. We’ll give you a free executive summary of the findings.To take the survey, click the link: http://bit.ly/dsmlsurvey Is there a correct way to say the […]

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The Predictive Power of Customers’ Words

Last month, I illustrated a new method of measuring customers’ attitudes about a company’s product or brand. This method is unique because it combines both a structured and unstructured measurement approach. Companies can use an open-ended survey question that asks customers to provide a single word that best describes the company/brand. From this one word, companies can apply […]

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Data Science Skills and the Improbable Unicorn

The role of data and analytics in business continues to grow. To make sense of their plethora of data, businesses are looking to data scientists for help. Job site, indeed.com, shows a continued growth in “data scientist” positions. To better understand the field of data science, we studied hundreds of data professionals. In that study, we […]

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Are Customers’ Own Words Better than a Rating Scale?

I recently developed a methodology that combines both a structured and unstructured measurement approach.The methodology is based on a single open-ended survey question in which respondents are asked to provide one word that best describes the brand of interest. From this one word, you learn two things about your customers: their sentiment and the reasons […]

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