Getting agency buy-in to a culture of data literacy means getting everyone at every level to appreciate the value of data.

For example, Jordan Morrow, global head of data literacy at Qlik, aims to "close the data literacy skills gap and establish a data-centric culture, dispelling the myth that only data scientists ...

It’s clear the vast majority of businesses see data as among their most valuable assets, vital to success. Being a genuinely data-informed business is of huge importance to winning a competitive ...

Governments must increase data literacy across a broader set of employees so that anyone who interacts with data can be proficient in understanding it and using it to inform leaders and affect policy ...

Rahul Rastogi has a unique perspective on what modern data literacy looks like today, including how companies can close the skills gap.

The accelerated impact of data and analytics on organizational success means C-suite leaders must gain greater quantitative and data analysis knowledge.

How good are you at discerning fact from fiction in the news and on social media? Can you spot cherry-picked data sets, poorly selected samples, or infographics that misrepresent data? SAS and the ...

In the era of self-service analytics, data literacy is an increasing priority, but helping people understand their data better requires more than just training.

For example, in public affairs, our colleagues are using gen AI for first drafts of content development, or to analyze vast amounts of data.

Data skills are crucial in academic and workforce environments, which is why they should be fostered across all subjects, one ...