A College of Social Sciences and Humanities Lecture Series Event (Lecture and Q&A)
April 22, 2022
- 2:00 – 3:30 pm ET
- 11:00 am – 12:30 PT
Speaker:
Ricky Johnston, Ph.D. (Principal Data Science Manager, Microsoft)
Location (in-person, Seattle): 225 – 402 Seattle Campus
Location (virtual, for students outside of Seattle): Access link will be provided via email approximately 3 hours prior to lecture.
Registration Link: https://bit.ly/3rFfZHs
To stay competitive in our current software development era we can no longer rely on classical product development methods. They are too slow. Your product will be left behind as your competition blazes ahead in product development and customer optimization. Buzz word concepts like being a ‘lean startup’ or ‘fail fast’ require rapid iteration – the ability to understand and quickly respond to customer needs and behaviors. In this talk I will cover an overview, from a data science perspective, of how to go about taking a product with no telemetry to being a data driven product. Starting with the set up all the way to advanced methods one would want to use including experimentation and advance ML.
Richard (Ricky) Johnson
