Data Theory in the World Seminar: Preparing for Future Work
Data Theory in the World Seminar: Preparing for Future Work
a panel discussion featuring
Nitesh Dhingra
Vice President of Data Science, Capital Group
and
Karthik Murugesan
Sr. Vice President of Data Engineering & Architecture, PIMCO
moderated by
Mark S. Handcock
Professor, UCLA Department of Statistics
Thursday, November 17, 2022
UCLA Campus
Видео Data Theory in the World Seminar: Preparing for Future Work канала UCLA College
a panel discussion featuring
Nitesh Dhingra
Vice President of Data Science, Capital Group
and
Karthik Murugesan
Sr. Vice President of Data Engineering & Architecture, PIMCO
moderated by
Mark S. Handcock
Professor, UCLA Department of Statistics
Thursday, November 17, 2022
UCLA Campus
Видео Data Theory in the World Seminar: Preparing for Future Work канала UCLA College
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