Kayla Matthews

Productivity Bytes

Kayla Matthews discusses technology and big data on publications like The Week, The Data Center Journal, Information Age and insideBIGDATA. To read more posts from Kayla, visit her personal tech blog, Productivity Bytes.

10 Tools to Help You Learn R

By Kayla Matthews, Productivity Bytes on January 4, 2018 in R, Tools, Training
There are several tools to help you grasp the foundational principles and more. The list below gives you an idea of what’s available and how much it costs.
8 Ways to Improve Your Data Science Skills in 2 Years

By Kayla Matthews, Productivity Bytes on November 17, 2017 in Data Science, Data Science Skills, Skills, Training
Two years. Two years is the maximum amount of time you should spend focused on your learning, education and training. That’s exactly why this guide is focused on honing the most beneficial skills in two years.
6 Books Every Data Scientist Should Keep Nearby

By Kayla Matthews, Productivity Bytes on October 31, 2017 in Books, Data Science, Data Scientist, Machine Learning
The best way to stay in touch is to continue brushing up on your knowledge while also maintaining experience. It’s the perfect storm or combination of skills to help you succeed in the industry.
The 5 Best Industries to Find a Job in Data Science

By Kayla Matthews, Productivity Bytes on October 3, 2017 in Career, Data Science, Industries
There’s never been a better time to pursue a career in this field. With that in mind, here are five extremely practical and exciting fields you could leave a mark on with an education in data science.
4 Industries Being Transformed by Machine Learning and Robotics

By Kayla Matthews, Productivity Bytes on August 15, 2017 in AI, Automation, Industry, Machine Learning, Robots
When used in combination with big data and machine learning, both AI and robotics can actively improve over time as they collect more information. You don’t have to look far to see how these technologies have revolutionized the world, and continue to do so.
6 Reasons Why Python Is Suddenly Super Popular

By Kayla Matthews, Productivity Bytes on July 25, 2017 in Programming Languages, Python
Python is a general-purpose language — sometimes referred to as utilitarian — which is designed to be simple to read and write. The point that it’s not a complex language is important.

Kayla Matthews

Latest Posts

Top Posts