There are two types of businesses: 1. service-based (TCS, WIPRO, INFOSYS, Cognizant, and Capgemini) 2. product-based (TCS, WIPRO, INFOSYS, Cognizant, and Capgemini) (Microsoft, Apple, Google, and Tesla).
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Product-based companies grant data science projects to service-based companies.
While product-based businesses, receive data science projects from the various departments that make up their organization
- such as sales, logistics, manufacturing, and so on.
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π‘What happens once a request for data science projects is been made?
During the requirement-gathering phase, both the
- Client-side (product manager, subject matter expert) and
- Developer-side (business analyst, data scientist, project manager)
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will have a thorough discussion about the project's requirements
They document all requirements and organise them into sprints using software such as JIRA and Confluence. They divide sprints using an agile process
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Following the requirement-gathering phase,
The data analyst and data scientist teams receive all information.
The data analyst and data scientist will then meet with clients to discuss the following topics.
- What information do you need?
- Where did the data come from?
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π‘Sources of information
SQL databases (Microsoft server, MySql)
Are slower databases used for transactions such as payment gateways and survey forms
- where data cannot be modified once entered
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No-SQL databases (MongoDB, AWS s3, Azure BLOB)
Because they are fast and can process real-time data, they are been used for data science projects.
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Big data engineers and cloud engineers now enter the picture
- Using an ETL method, they take data from diverse sources and efficiently store it in a No-SQL database.
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