As a marketing specialist for Business Intelligence, Cloud Services and small and medium sized enterprises, Anita closely linked with different aspects of technology, people and markets. The advances in (digital-) technology is breathtaking and exciting and Anita currently sees herself in the role of bridging the gaps between the different aspects of data science. Having been with SAS for 8 years, Anita has also been active in different communities. At present she is supporting the regional meet-ups for data visualization. Previous to SAS, she worked as a Marketing Manager for Techem Energy Services GmbH as well as SAP Germany. Please follow Anita on Twitter @lakhotia_anita or on LinkedIn.
Where can you compare your skills with those of other experts, particularly data scientists? Or have the opportunity to program informally, just because it's fun? Hackathons. I talked to Fabian Buchert, himself a data scientist, about his experiences at the last Data4good Hackathon, on 6 May in Heidelberg on the
Project management, the uninitiated tend to assume, is project management. You draw up the plan, assess the risks, and then deliver. A project manager can shift from project to project without any difficulty. But that’s not quite true, especially in business analytics. Managing business analytics projects is not quite like
We kick off 2017 with excitement about big data and analytics still at fever pitch. Thankfully the discussion has now moved to business impact, and explores how good use of analytics is vital to make money, save money, and maintain competitive advantage. Data scientists now they have the sexiest job
