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  The Evolution of Data Science in South African Business: A Historical Overview Over the past few years, the field of data science has undergone a significant transformation in South Africa. Thanks to initiatives such as  Explore AI Academy , a new generation of data experts has emerged, ready to tackle complex business problems and drive innovation in various industries. Explore AI Academy  started in 2018 with their initial cohort, with a mission to bridge the skills gap in the field of data science in South Africa. At the time, the demand for data science skills far exceeded the supply, leaving businesses struggling to keep up with the latest trends and technologies. Explore AI Academy saw this gap in the market and responded by creating a revolutionary and non-traditional academic curriculum, recruiting candidates based on a rigorous and tough recruitment process. What made  Explore AI Academ y unique was that you didn't need a degree to enroll in their program, but you did ne

Introduction The finding are based on a survey of senior executives across a broad range of South African corporates. The results show that while data science and artificial intelligence (AI) are cutting-edge technologies that are becoming increasingly important in the global economy, South African corporates are not yet ready for AI. However, the survey also found that South African corporates are making significant investments in advanced analytics, which suggest that they are aware of the potential of data science and AI and are working to build the necessary skills and capabilities. This report provides an overview of the survey findings and discusses the implications of the findings for the South African context. The state of AI in South African businesses today AI is an increasingly important technology that can both transform the way businesses operate and provide a competitive advantage. However, the survey revealed that South African corporates are not yet ready to make use of

  Introduction Data science has become a buzzword in today’s business world, as it offers tremendous opportunities for companies to make data-driven decisions and gain a competitive advantage.  However, implementing data science in corporate culture is not always easy.  In this blog post, we will explore the various aspects to consider when exploring data science in South African corporate culture. Understanding the South African Corporate Culture South African corporate culture is a unique blend of various cultures and traditions. It is essential to understand the cultural dynamics and values of the company before implementing data science.  It is important to note that companies in South Africa may have different approaches to data privacy, security, and ethics. It is therefore important to align data science practices with the company’s culture and values. Identifying the Business Objectives Before introducing data science, it is important to identify the company’s business objectiv