Summaries of books about Data Science & Big Data:
Big Data in Practice
How 45 Successful Companies Used Big Data Analytics to Deliver Extraordinary Results
Bernard Marr
The book provides case studies from a variety of industries, showcasing how companies have leveraged big data analytics to enhance decision-making and drive business success. It covers practical applications, challenges, and outcomes of implementing big data strategies in real-world scenarios.
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Data-ism
The Revolution Transforming Decision Making, Consumer Behavior, and Almost Everything Else
Steve Lohr
The book explores the rise of big data and its profound impact on society, detailing how the analysis of vast amounts of information is changing the way decisions are made in business, health, politics, and other fields. It examines both the opportunities and challenges that this data-centric approach presents, including privacy concerns and the potential for improved efficiency and innovation.
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Search
How the Data Explosion Makes Us Smarter
Stefan Weitz
The book explores the transformative impact of the vast amounts of data generated in the digital age on our ability to make informed decisions and gain insights. It delves into the ways search technology and data analytics are enhancing human intelligence and shaping the future of knowledge discovery.
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Confident Data Skills
How to Work with Data and Futureproof Your Career
Kirill Eremenko
The book serves as a practical guide to understanding and working with data, covering essential concepts, tools, and techniques in data science and analytics. It aims to equip readers with the skills needed to analyze data effectively, make data-driven decisions, and enhance their career prospects in an increasingly data-centric world.
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