With the proliferation of connected objects (computers, tablets, watches, etc.), huge masses of data are generated every second. This Big Data has led to the emergence of a data economy, where data is the main source of competitive advantage for companies. In this sense, data and its processing tools have become a strategic priority for companies, and the main gas pedal of their digital transformation.

Data intelligence for businesses and managers
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Data intelligence for businesses and managers

Instructor: Imed BOUGHZALA
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What you'll learn
You'll be familiar with Data technologies and the organizational changes they bring.
You'll learn about the challenges faced by companies in leveraging their data and transforming it into strategic assets.
You'll understand the role of data management in shaping the company's strategic direction and improving its operational performance.
You'll be prepared to solve organizational problems creatively through innovative use of technology and Data.
Skills you'll gain
- Business Intelligence
- Information Privacy
- Digital Transformation
- Data Strategy
- Data Analysis
- Data Modeling
- Data Management
- Artificial Intelligence
- Law, Regulation, and Compliance
- Data Literacy
- Data Governance
- Big Data
- General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
- Data Quality
- Information Management
- Data-Driven Decision-Making
- Data Visualization
- Business Strategy
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