Data Science

In the world of data, new words are thrown into the fray every so often and it seems that a revolution is coming. But what is behind?

Recently I caught a repeat of “The Joy of Data” on BBC4, presented by Hannah Fry. In this particular episode the following picture was presented, proposing that data leads to information, which leads to knowledge, and finally this in turn leads to wisdom.

Menno van Doorn is the guest in this episode of Technology Labs. He talks about the new book "playing with reality"

In essence, I am very curious. That is why, whenever I see, read or hear about something that piques my interest, I do not stop until I understand it and if it finally provides me with a benefit, I do my best to include it in my portfolio. This is something that happened to me, a while ago, with DevOps.

CTO Albert Tort, creator of this methodology illustrated, how he uses Getting Things Done (GTD) in his day to day.

In today’s tech industry there are many buzzwords — you may have heard things like Big Data, data lakes, machine learning, and of course A.I. You’ve probably even considered implementing one or more of these things in your own business processes. And you should! But how?

Many believe that testing is not representative when we have not tested with production data. It’s hard to build confidence in a solution if people have not seen it behave correctly with actual production data. But testing with production data is often a bad idea.

For our latest report "Utopia for Executives" we've interviewed nine thought leaders and asked them about their future vision. One of them was Doc Searls, an old friend of ours. He is foreseeing data power to the people, for more than one good reason.

Ramesh Saketi, Global Leader for Data and Analytics Services at Sogeti, shares his top five analytics predictions for 2020.

Find out how R brings a source of innovation through its functioning and its community in this blog.

In this article, we will focus on the problem of not using a precise alternative hypothesis in statistical tests. We will see that the Bayesian method takes this criticism into account and that it is easily usable with R and other software.

Today, we will explain how R changes the game by making it possible to inject easily images, videos, sounds or other kinds of data.