Summary: McKinsey says platform companies will represent 30% of global business revenue by next year (2020). In Part 1 of this article we started to lay out some important lessons learned and examples for you to follow. Here are the rest.
McKinsey says platform companies will represent 30% of global…
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Summary: McKinsey says platform companies will represent 30% of global business revenue by next year (2020). Here are some lessons and examples to help mature companies evaluate where they can create AI/ML-enabled platforms to remain competitive. This is a long topic so this will be Part 1 of 2.
As data…
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A data scientist needs to be Critical and always on a lookout for something that misses others. So here is some advice that one can include in the day to day data science work to be better at their work:
1. Beware of the Clean Data Syndrome
You need to ask yourself questions even before you start working on the data. **Does this data make sense?** Falsely assuming that the data is clean could lead you towards wrong Hypotheses. Apart from that, you can discern a…
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If there’s one tool you cannot afford to miss in your marketing toolkit, it is Data Analytics.
With new technologies and platform entering the market every day, it is increasingly becoming a challenge to justify the ROI for the expenditure on each platform.
While some debate that it might create the best opportunity to employ skilled people others state that it might be the worst state of glaring inequality plagued…
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This blog contains some snippets of code that I tend to use in Java. I acknowledge that somebody else writing this blog might include different code. Except for a short course at Sun Educational Services, most of my Java programming skills are self-taught. I’m unsure if people with formal backgrounds in computer science might have different styles and conventions. Mine have been shaped primarily by my needs.
Creating a Graphical User Interface…
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I have been using the term "mass data assignment" in my blogs. I thought I should offer the community some simulated examples. These are simple simulations: all the data is in one place in an agreeable format. The file contents are meant to be easy to peruse. When I was younger, there was a television series called "Stargate SG-1." I have a number of seasons on DVD. In this series, a special branch of the U.S. Air Force visits offworld sites using stable wormholes: teams enter the wormholes…
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In this post, I discuss the basic characteristics of code that I have personally used to extract online data - in a process these days often called data-mining. I intend to cover some general features. Those that wish to do so can also compile the coding samples.
Over the years, I have programmed in a number of computer programming languages including Visual Basic, Perl, Python, and LISP (AutoLISP). The coding samples on this blog are written in Java, my language of…
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