#DataFemme

Last week, you heard from Peggy Tsai, Vice President of Data Solutions at BigID. This week's episode of #DataFemme features Heather Federman, Big ID's Vice President of Policy and Privacy as she explains both her role in data protection and the major policy trends affecting pandemic data.

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This week's episode of #DataFemme explores the intersection of data science and data governance with Peggy Tsai, VP of Data Solutions at BigID.

How can you get to know your data better? Peggy has tips for individuals and teams alike.

This episode is sponsored by Big ID, whose tools help organizations manage their customer data, stay up-to-date with current protection regulations and leverage coverage across all data stores. Sound interesting? Check them out at www.bigid.com.

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In this episode of #DataFemme, I had the great pleasure of talking with two good friends who also happen to be graduate students in sociology at Ohio State University. Eva Warren and Jacob Kepes' studies shed light on some very real discrepancies between the data we have and the data we need, further amplified by the crisis we are currently undergoing.

Listen for some laughs, some cat meows and some very serious conclusions we all need to face as data people.

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Sarah Nell-Rodriquez is a passionate expert on data literacy with the expertise in visualization to match. On this week's episode of #DataFemme, we talk about access to data, the importance of diverse perspectives in the industry and the best resources to start learning.

This episode is sponsored by The Sisterhood of Technology Professionals. Register for their upcoming conference at sistechcon.org with the promo code DATAFEMME.

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On this special episode of #DataFemme, live from Anaconda's Austin Headquarters, Anaconda's Director of Product Marketing Thaise Skogstad talks about Anaconda's new Team Edition product, diversity in tech and how to make the most of the upcoming AnacondaCON!

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DiKayo Data is an official media sponsor of AnacondaCON 2020.

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This #DataFemme episode features Dr. Sarah Callahan, the Editor in Chief of Cell Press's new Data Science Journal, Patterns.

Listen to this episode to figure out the many ways in which YOU can contribute to Patterns. Stay tuned for the official release in April at www.cell.com/patterns.

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I returned from RStudio Conference 2020 in San Francisco with some new pieces of knowledge about marketing, building models and most importantly, finding one's place in "the room."

These topics are significant in every industry and I want to spark discussion. Please message your thoughts about the episode on to @DikayoData on Twitter, comment on LinkedIn or mail to [email protected].

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Dr. Gina Merchant and I discuss everything from athleticism to tips on how to enjoy the upcoming RStudio Conference in San Francisco. Her story of becoming a confident data maven by learning the tidyverse is bound to inspire you.

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Music by Benjamin Barshai

This week's episode of #DataFemme features Amar Natt, Manager of Data Science at Econ One and UCLA Professor, as she discusses both her own econometric models and the role of diversity in building future ones.

For the first #DataFemme episode of 2020, Gustavo Alvarenga and I discuss developing new models of data processing and the significance of learning to program in one's native language.

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Music by Benjamin Barshai