Data Analytics

Today, March 8th, is the annual observance of International Women’s Day, a day celebrating the significant impact of women to all aspects of our society.

From visiting social media platforms, doing Google searches, checking email, and more, think about how much data you transmit over the web in a day – explore these predictions and more about the state of data in 2021.

Capitol Tech sat down with Pam Phojanakong, an epidemiologist with a PhD from Drexel University, to discuss the challenges facing data scientists in the midst of a global pandemic. Pam currently works as a data scientist for CORMAC, a Baltimore-based data management and analytics firm, supporting a contract that works with data submitted by post-acute care providers. Pam was instrumental in developing a COVID dashboard, which looks at COVID rates compared to Census data for key occupations and social characteristics.

As Chief Data Architect at Information International Associates, Dr. Herman Felder works to innovate complex solutions for data analytics and also brings his expertise to STEM education at Capitol Tech.

In our data driven world, analytics experts are a critical part of any good modern day business. Read more to find out the various analytics career specializations that are most in demand.

Cyber Analytics is a swiftly growing field that melds cybersecurity with sophisticated data analysis tools and skills. With a degree in this area which companies should you be looking to build a career?

Where there is data, there is a need for visual aids that can help us readily make sense of it. Consider the following examples:

Every time you fly on a plane or check into a hotel, you generate data – information that can, in theory, help companies beat their competitors while providing customers a richer, more personalized experience.