Data literacy stories - Page 2

A lack of data maturity and resources threatens Australia's Generative AI rollout, warns ADAPT's 2024 survey, as firms struggle with fundamental requirements.

AI, cybersecurity, and tech skills dominate the 2024—25 Federal Budget, but experts say more support for startups is essential for long-term innovation.

Gartner's latest research outlines the top 4 data and analytics trends for 2024, stressing on the rising power of AI and GenAI's impact on service and work models.

Alteryx's research reveals an impending AI-driven transformation of labour market roles in Australia, showing a clash between current hiring priorities and necessary skills.

Alteryx's new research reveals AI's transformative impact on Singapore's labour sector, exposing a mismatch between current hiring practices and skills needed.

AIA and SAS form strategic partnership to curtail Australia's data skills deficit, using SAS's data, AI, and analytics tools to prepare future leaders in analytics and business transformation.

Ataccama bolsters data management platform with advanced Generative AI capabilities in new upgrade, aiming to expedite data quality transformation and enable rapid insight extraction.

Australian tech firm Notitia is to open a third office in Canberra, driven by rising demand for data and tech consulting.

Workplace digital signage significantly boosts productivity and enhances engagement among deskless workers, suggests a study by ScreenCloud and Google ChromeOS.

SAS study unveils 'significant resiliency gap' in businesses, pinning issues on speed, agility, and data literacy.

Data and analytics will be crucial for overcoming Australia's economic challenges, with lessons to be learned from the cycling world.

As AI transforms global workplaces, new research from Qlik shows that data literacy will be the most in-demand skill by 2030.

DataOps has the potential to transform the way organisations work with data, boosting literacy and collaboration while improving governance.

A new report reveals that 92% of employees believe they'd perform better with increased data literacy, while 89% face challenges due to a lack of data skills.

Less than one in three (29%) of data operational workers are confident that data within their organisation is always accurate and up to date.

The Data Literacy Project has unveiled a new certification to enable individuals to demonstrate their data literacy skills.

Qlik, Accenture, and Experian back Data Literacy Project, aiming to create a data-literate society. A new forum launches to foster global data dialogue.

In the age of data and automation, data literacy is crucial for business leaders to drive informed decisions, boost profitability, and foster innovation.

The Data Literacy Project has appointed eight data experts who aim to help organisations and individuals improve data literacy across the globe.

The Data Literacy Project has expanded its library to 18 free courses, provided by Qlik, aiming to boost global data literacy and enhance business growth.