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LogoutData analytics is in high demand.
In 2017, IBM expected that the number of employment for records professionals in the United States alone will increase by 364,000 (to 2,720,000) by the end of 2020.
Other studies back up the trend of businesses investing heavily in big data; according to a recent study by Dresner Advisory Services, big data usage in employer groups increased from 20 percent in to 60 percent in 2018.
Sales, finance, data assurance, business intelligence, and marketing are just a few of the sectors where data analysts may put their abilities to use.
They may improve their data analytics expertise by learning data infrastructure, data mining, decision analysis, and data visualization in the process.
A job in analytics also requires dealing with a variety of programming languages and frameworks.