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AI in Analytics: The NLQ Use Case

Sisense

Last, and still a very painful challenge for most users, is the familiarity with the underlying data and data model. NLQ is gaining traction in the big data analytics tools domain for its quick answers and ease of use. In other words, how the variables are named, and the granularity of their values.

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Data Engineer vs Data Scientist: What’s the Right Fit for Your Company?

Sisense

Often with a background in advanced mathematics and/or statistical analysis, data scientists conduct high-level market and business research to help identify trends and opportunities, and then, to summarize, these findings are presented by the business analyst to the business and stakeholders in a manner that aids decision-making.

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A Guide To Starting A Career In Business Intelligence & The BI Skills You Need

Data Pine

Many solutions require the use of different programming languages to perform advanced analysis such as R, Python, Javascript, just to name a few, and knowing them can significantly enhance your skillset. This could involve anything from learning SQL to buying some textbooks on data warehouses.

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Building Bridges: Data and BI Teams Partnering on an Analytics Solution

Sisense

This is one of the reasons we’ve seen the rise of data teams — they’ve grown beyond Silicon Valley startups and are finding homes in Fortune 500 companies. As data has become more massive, the technical skills needed to wrangle it have also increased. Situation #2: Established company creates a data team for deeper insights.