Data Science Association Malaysia
April 10, 2019 09:23
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The Data Science Association or Persatuan Sains Data is the initiative of a
group of senior academics and professionals from Malaysia and overseas. They
share a common belief that data skills - the ability to extract data, to
understand it, to process it, to obtain value from it, to visualise it and to
communicate it - are essential skills in decision making processes in every
area of human endeavour. We speak to 3 members of this association about their
challenges in this sector, Dr Halimah Awang, Unni Kumaran Menon & Jon Tay. Read more
group of senior academics and professionals from Malaysia and overseas. They
share a common belief that data skills - the ability to extract data, to
understand it, to process it, to obtain value from it, to visualise it and to
communicate it - are essential skills in decision making processes in every
area of human endeavour. We speak to 3 members of this association about their
challenges in this sector, Dr Halimah Awang, Unni Kumaran Menon & Jon Tay. Read more
The Data Science Association or Persatuan Sains Data is the initiative of a
group of senior academics and professionals from Malaysia and overseas. They
share a common belief that data skills - the ability to extract data, to
understand it, to process it, to obtain value from it, to visualise it and to
communicate it - are essential skills in decision making processes in every
area of human endeavour. We speak to 3 members of this association about their
challenges in this sector, Dr Halimah Awang, Unni Kumaran Menon & Jon Tay.
group of senior academics and professionals from Malaysia and overseas. They
share a common belief that data skills - the ability to extract data, to
understand it, to process it, to obtain value from it, to visualise it and to
communicate it - are essential skills in decision making processes in every
area of human endeavour. We speak to 3 members of this association about their
challenges in this sector, Dr Halimah Awang, Unni Kumaran Menon & Jon Tay.
