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How Etihad taps data science to optimise airline operations

CIO Business Intelligence

Despite the worldwide chaos, UAE national airline Etihad has managed to generate productivity gains and cost savings from insights using data science. Etihad began its data science journey with the Cloudera Data Platform and moved its data to the cloud to set up a data lake. A change was needed. Talal Mufti.

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Humans-in-the-loop forecasting: integrating data science and business planning

The Unofficial Google Data Science Blog

by THOMAS OLAVSON Thomas leads a team at Google called "Operations Data Science" that helps Google scale its infrastructure capacity optimally. But looking through the blogosphere, some go further and posit that “platformization” of forecasting and “forecasting as a service” can turn anyone into a data scientist at the push of a button.

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Per Scholas redefines IT hiring by diversifying the IT talent pipeline

CIO Business Intelligence

When CEO Plinio Ayala joined Per Scholas in 2003, he noticed there weren’t enough skilled technicians to fix the hardware the organization collected. Per Scholas leadership calls the approach “market-driven training,” because it is informed by the current hiring demands and needs of the technology industry.

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Data Modeling 201 for the cloud: designing databases for data warehouses

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Designing databases for data warehouses or data marts is intrinsically much different than designing for traditional OLTP systems. Accordingly, data modelers must embrace some new tricks when designing data warehouses and data marts. Data modeling for the cloud: good database design means “right size” and savings.

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Can AI live up to its promise?

CIO Business Intelligence

We need AI that is aligned with our values, and not solely driven by economic interests. Instead of focusing solely on immediate achievements, we propose a strategic approach that ensures that AI systems are designed and used for the benefit of collective well-being and global advancement as a civilization.

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