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Managing Data Science

You're reading from   Managing Data Science Effective strategies to manage data science projects and build a sustainable team

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Product type Paperback
Published in Nov 2019
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781838826321
Length 290 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Kirill Dubovikov Kirill Dubovikov
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Table of Contents (18) Chapters Close

1. Section 1: What is Data Science?
2. What You Can Do with Data Science FREE CHAPTER 3. Testing Your Models 4. Understanding AI 5. Section 2: Building and Sustaining a Team
6. An Ideal Data Science Team 7. Conducting Data Science Interviews 8. Building Your Data Science Team 9. Section 3: Managing Various Data Science Projects
10. Managing Innovation 11. Managing Data Science Projects 12. Common Pitfalls of Data Science Projects 13. Creating Products and Improving Reusability 14. Section 4: Creating a Development Infrastructure
15. Implementing ModelOps 16. Building Your Technology Stack 17. Conclusion 18. Other Books You May Enjoy

Understanding data science project failure

Every data science project ends up being a software system that generates scheduled reports or operates online. The world of software engineering already provides us with a multitude of software project management methodologies, so why do we need to reinvent a special approach for data science projects? The answer is that data science projects require much more experimentation and have to tolerate far more failures than software engineering projects.

To see the difference between a traditional software system and a system with predictive algorithms, let's look at the common causes of failure for data science projects:

  • Dependence on data: A robust customer relationship management (CRM) system that organizes the sales process will work well in many organizations, independent of their business. A system that predicts the outcome of...
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