- Published on August 29, 2019
- In AI Features
The Art In Data Science: From Visualisations To Storytelling
- By Sunil Sharma
Data Science is a high-ranking profession that allows the curiosity to make game-changing discoveries in the field of Big Data. A report from Indeed, one of the top job sites has shown a 29% increase in demand for data scientists year over year. Moreover, since 2013, the demand has increased by a whopping 344%.
So, what’s the reason for such demand?
A Data Scientist’s fundamental skill is to write code. They are also advanced analysts who emphasise numbers and hidden insights in data. It makes them hardcore lovers of science and statistics. However, science is a complex branch that not everyone understands. What people understand easily, is art. Stakeholders from a non-technical background or busy business users find it hard and time-consuming to understand the science behind Data
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Sunil Sharma
Sunil Sharma is a part of the AIM Writers Programme. He is a budding storyteller who loves to communicate business stories. Sunil works for a leading data storytelling firm and curates interesting content for the data science communities. In his free time, he likes to read theological thrillers and mythological fiction.
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