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Are Data Science Tools The New Excel?
Thursday, January 7, 2020 | 2 PM EDT
Microsoft Excel is probably the most well-known tool for working with data. Almost everybody knows about it. We all have our love-hate relationship with tables, pivots, VBA-scripts and charts have been part of business landscape since 1987. Even the word “Excel” has been a synonym for “table” or a set of “tables”. Even your grandmother has used it, e.g. “Dearie, please send the Excel with the guests for my 80th birthday!”. Even glancing at earlier releases of Excel, it looks on the whole notmuch has changed and it still familiar with its grids and sheets.
But wait. Data Science in Excel? Isn’t data science all about Jupyter notebooks in the web browser? Data lakes and Hadoop in the Cloud? Deep Learning on the GPU? At its core, data science is the study of data: it involves developing methods of recording, storing, and analyzing data to effectively extract useful information. So, the goal of data science is to gain insights and knowledge from any type of data –both structured and unstructured. Well guess what, Excel already does some of that today. In fact, Excel is an excellent tool for 2D data that’s out there.
However, Excel has its limitations and is not the only data analysis tool around the block. Join us in this webinar, where we will explore some of the popular applications (like Power BI and others) within the Microsoftworld that work alongside Excel to supercharge any data science enterprise projector data analysis workload.
Are Data Science Tools The New Google Sheets?
Thursday, January 30, 2020 | 2 PM EDT
Google Sheets is probably the one of the most well-known spreadsheet tools for working with data. Almost everybody knows about it. Spreadsheets have been around a long time. However, the use of spreadsheets for data science often becomes a religious debate. Spreadsheets if we are being honest, are like the English of the data world: almost everybody speaks it!
But wait. Data Science in Excel? Isn’t data science all about Jupyter notebooks in the web browser? Data lakes and Hadoop in the Cloud? Deep Learning on the GPU?At its core, data science is the study of data: it involves developing methods of recording, storing, and analyzing data to effectively extract useful information. So, the goal of data science is to gain insights and knowledge from any type of data –both structured and unstructured. Well guess what, Google Sheets already does some of that today. In fact, Sheets is an excellent editor tool for 2D data that’s out there. It even works with Python!
However, Sheets has its limitations and is not the only data analysis tool around the block. Join us in this webinar, where we will explore some of the popular applications (like Google Analytics and others) within the Googleworld that work alongside Sheets to supercharge any data science enterprise project or data analysis workload.
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Architecture in the Cloud: Taking the Next Step
Thursday, January 16, 2020 | 2 PM EDT
This webinar will introduce the attendees to the architecture concepts using an online solution; the offerings by Microsoft to host your architecture needs directly into a cloud provider platform using the top-notch features for it.
How To: Data In The Cloud
Thursday, February 13, 2020 | 2 PM EDT
In this webinar, the attendees will learn the benefits of the available technologies in Azure to handle all the DATA needs, using the enhancement of the cloud platform to improve the way the admins, users and customers interact and handle their business as usual.
Virtual Machines Availability Thru the Cloud
Thursday, March 12, 2020 | 2 PM EDT
The webinar you are attending will present to you the offerings from Microsoft to deploy a virtual machine environment committed to provide a high availability solution to deliver the best solution to cover your business needs.
Keep It Safe With Backup and Site Recovery
Thursday, April 9, 2020 | 2 PM EDT
In this webinar, the attendees will get to know all the features and benefits offered by Microsoft to keep all your data in the cloud safe and sound. Using the cloud features, they will be able to decide which of the continuity plans will be the best suitable for their needs.
×
Are Data Science Tools The New Excel?
Tuesday, January 7, 2020 | 2 PM EDT
Microsoft Excel is probably the most well-known tool for working with data. Almost everybody knows about it. We all have our love-hate relationship with tables, pivots, VBA-scripts and charts have been part of business landscape since 1987. Even the word “Excel” has been a synonym for “table” or a set of “tables”. Even your grandmother has used it, e.g. “Dearie, please send the Excel with the guests for my 80th birthday!”. Even glancing at earlier releases of Excel, it looks on the whole notmuch has changed and it still familiar with its grids and sheets.
But wait. Data Science in Excel? Isn’t data science all about Jupyter notebooks in the web browser? Data lakes and Hadoop in the Cloud? Deep Learning on the GPU? At its core, data science is the study of data: it involves developing methods of recording, storing, and analyzing data to effectively extract useful information. So, the goal of data science is to gain insights and knowledge from any type of data –both structured and unstructured. Well guess what, Excel already does some of that today. In fact, Excel is an excellent tool for 2D data that’s out there.
However, Excel has its limitations and is not the only data analysis tool around the block. Join us in this webinar, where we will explore some of the popular applications (like Power BI and others) within the Microsoftworld that work alongside Excel to supercharge any data science enterprise projector data analysis workload.
Architecture in the Cloud: Taking the Next Step
Thursday, January 16, 2020 | 2 PM EDT
This webinar will introduce the attendees to the architecture concepts using an online solution; the offerings by Microsoft to host your architecture needs directly into a cloud provider platform using the top-notch features for it.
Are Data Science Tools The New Google Sheets?
Thursday, January 30, 2020 | 2 PM EDT
Google Sheets is probably the one of the most well-known spreadsheet tools for working with data. Almost everybody knows about it. Spreadsheets have been around a long time. However, the use of spreadsheets for data science often becomes a religious debate. Spreadsheets if we are being honest, are like the English of the data world: almost everybody speaks it!
But wait. Data Science in Excel? Isn’t data science all about Jupyter notebooks in the web browser? Data lakes and Hadoop in the Cloud? Deep Learning on the GPU?At its core, data science is the study of data: it involves developing methods of recording, storing, and analyzing data to effectively extract useful information. So, the goal of data science is to gain insights and knowledge from any type of data –both structured and unstructured. Well guess what, Google Sheets already does some of that today. In fact, Sheets is an excellent editor tool for 2D data that’s out there. It even works with Python!
However, Sheets has its limitations and is not the only data analysis tool around the block. Join us in this webinar, where we will explore some of the popular applications (like Google Analytics and others) within the Googleworld that work alongside Sheets to supercharge any data science enterprise project or data analysis workload.
×
How To: Data in the Cloud
Thursday, February 13, 2020 | 2 PM EDT
In this webinar, the attendees will learn the benefits of the available technologies in Azure to handle all the DATA needs, using the enhancement of the cloud platform to improve the way the admins, users and customers interact and handle their business as usual.
×
Virtual Machines Availability Thru the Cloud
Thursday, March 12, 2020 | 2 PM EDT
The webinar you are attending will present to you the offerings from Microsoft to deploy a virtual machine environment committed to provide a high availability solution to deliver the best solution to cover your business needs.
×
Keep It Safe With Backup and Site Recovery
Thursday, April 9, 2020 | 2 PM EDT
In this webinar, the attendees will get to know all the features and benefits offered by Microsoft to keep all your data in the cloud safe and sound. Using the cloud features, they will be able to decide which of the continuity plans will be the best suitable for their needs.