Volvo Group is a clear pioneer with data and AI. We’ve already seen how Volvo Car Group in reinventing the self-driving cars department on daily bases. AI and innovation are the springboards for Volvo Group in all their operations focusing on connectivity, electromobility and automation.
Reproducibility is a common challenge that plagues the scientific community. And data science is no exception. Everyone is talking and writing about how to overcome it, but few have had real progress.
The IT and business gap is a continuous topic of discussion. A lot of speakers at our summits have taken time to share their experience and solutions for narrowing this gap that many times looks like an abyss. This time, we give attention to Dacil Ullman, Group Data Analytics Manager at Interm, and Chairwomen at Nordic Women and Data Summit 2019. She presented on the constant struggle to bridge the gap between business and IT, and the Chief Analytics Officer who has the difficult role to execute it, at the Nordic Women and Data Summit 2018.
There’s rarely a person that hasn’t booked or at least tried to book a trip at least once with Airbnb. Founded in 2008, it’s an online platform that has revolutionised how people find places to stay around the world.
DataOps emerged as a solution for bringing the battle-proven combo of developers and operations into the data processing and eliminating silos between developers, data scientists and operators.
Despite the highly developed enterprise analytics ecosystem, businesses are still realising only a fraction of the full potential value from data and analytics, as McKinsey state in their report. And there is a prevalent reason for that – barriers.
Much has been said on the subject of building a good data science team, but it seems like companies are still struggling when it comes to putting together a data team.
As with other state-of-the-art technological advancements, introducing data science in a company is challenging.
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