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Devdatt Dubhashi gfke 2014
This document discusses the need to promote skills for the data-driven economy. It outlines how data science draws from foundations in probability, statistics, and optimization. Key technologies include non-structured databases, Hadoop, cloud computing and high performance computing. Applications areas mentioned include life sciences, business intelligence, natural language processing, and smart cities. The document also describes collaborations between academic and industry partners to further data science research and its applications.
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