- Published on September 9, 2019
- In AI Features
Survey: Challenges Faced In Data Science Sector — 2019
- By Prajakta Hebbar
Analytics and Data Science industry has seen a sharp increase in terms of demand for insights and has opened jobs for highly-skilled professionals. Be it Fortune 500 name or startups — everyone is using analytics to garner insights from data. However, the industry is still riddled with a lot of challenges in terms of talent, reaching the right consumers and gathering data, among others.
This month Analytics India Magazine decided to find out what are the challenges faced by this sector. Be it organisational challenges, educational questions or operational quandaries — we dug deep to uncover what’s stopping India from becoming a superpower in this the analytics and data science sectors. We asked C-suite leaders, data scientists, students and mid-level management an array of questio
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Prajakta Hebbar
Prajakta is a Writer/Editor/Social Media diva. Lover of all that is 'quaint', her favourite things include dogs, Starbucks, butter popcorn, Jane Austen novels and neo-noir films. She has previously worked for HuffPost, CNN IBN, The Indian Express and Bose.
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