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Commoditizing Data Science

Commoditizing Data Science

By Chirag Mehta on February 15, 2013

My ongoing conversations with several people continue to reaffirm my belief that Data Science is still perceived to be a sacred discipline and data scientists are perceived to be highly skilled statisticians who walk around wearing white lab coats. The best data scientists are not the ones who know the most about data but they […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged algorithm, artificial intelligence, big data, Data analysis, data science, data scientist, Data set, design thinking, Machine learning

Data Scientists Should Be Design Thinkers

Data Scientists Should Be Design Thinkers

By Chirag Mehta on August 1, 2012

World Airline RoutesEvery company is looking for that cool data scientist who will come equipped with all the knowledge of data, domain expertise, and algorithms to turn around their business. The inconvenient truth is there are no such data scientists…

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged algorithm, big data, data scientist, design thinking

An Algorithmic Versus a Heuristic Business Approach (to Customer Engagement)

An Algorithmic Versus a Heuristic Business Approach (to Customer Engagement)

By Jacob Morgan on September 6, 2010

I’ve been reading Dan Pink’s book, “Drive,” and while I’m only 50 or so pages in, I can say that so far it’s a pretty interesting read.  One particular area of the book mentions the difference between algorithmic vs heuristic ways of getting things done.  Dan breaks down the difference between algorithmic and heuristic ways […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged algorithm, algorithmic business, algorithmic vs heuristic, Attensity, customer engagement, Dan Pink, Heuristic, heuristic business, Social CRM, social media, Social Media Marketing | 1 Response

Gmail Finally Ends the Folder vs. Label War – What’s Next? Find the Answer Here.

Gmail Finally Ends the Folder vs. Label War – What’s Next? Find the Answer Here.

By Zoli Erdos on July 1, 2009

Bear with me for this somewhat long post, ‘cause I am not only discussing the sweeping changes Gmail made today, but in the end will also tell you what they are going to do next year – or perhaps after that. Gmail Changes The Gmail label changes announced today and to be released to accounts […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged algorithm, email, folders, gmail, google, google reader, labels, productivity, tags, usability | 17 Responses

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