A unique curriculum especially developed for the Citizen Data Scientist

Easy to use Analytics for Business Users

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No prior SAS experience is needed. A basic understanding of statistics and willingness to learn is all you need. We will provide access to online learning material prior to the course to help you get started. Next

Learn to apply insights and create a real and lasting impact. Refresh your statistical knowledge and gain a deeper understanding of the relationship between Big Data Analytics and the hybrid role played by the Citizen Data Scientists.Next

We will show you how you can make smarter, data-driven decisions – without coding. Gain the skills and expertise to use Visual Analytics tools to explore data, design reports, prepare data and build analytical models.Next

At the end of the course you will be able to quickly surface insights hidden in vast data stores. Uncover opportunities your competitors miss. Find new ways to grow revenue. Powerful, predictive analytics and visual data discovery will enable you to do more with data than ever before.

21 - 25 November 2016 | London, UK

Early Bird Discount:
Book by 21st Oct 2016 for a 20% discount.

Quote code: CDS20 to take advantage of the Early bird offer.

Full price:
£2,475 + VAT.

Discounted price:
£1,980 + VAT.

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