How is the scope of data science roles being re-defined?

Incubators and accelerators are hot-houses designed to discover, develop and grow new revenue streams at speed. Hackathons facilitate rapid problem-solving. Data scientists are key contributors, and the shape of their contribution is evolving. Join our panel to hear how innovation capabilities are re-defining the future scope of data science roles.

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Meet the Panel

Claudio Broggio Digital Acceleration Leader, SASTwitter: @ClaudioBroggio

Francesco Rainini Digital Acceleration Leader, SASTwitter: @frainini

Olivier Penel Data strategist and advisor, SAS Global Technology PracticeTwitter: @Olivier_Penel

Debbie Mayville Global Industry Lead for Telco, Media, & Technology , SASTwitter: @DebbieMayville

Christer Bodell Director | Automotive and Manufacturing at CapgeminiTwitter: @christerbodell

Eduardo Hellas Statistician, Data Scientist , SASTwitter: @Pinduzera

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