Today’s explosion in data is no surprise as the business environment evolves at breakneck speed. Businesses are adopting new technologies to stay ahead of the competition, drive productivity and improve efficiencies. While many businesses are investing in technologies to revolutionise insight generation, most still struggle with creating a data science and analytics culture to glean value from their numbers or data. Alan Jacobson, Chief Data and Analytics Officer at Alteryx,  gives us insights on how to bridge the data literacy gap by, first of all, recognizing the value in data.

<p>Today&rsquo;s explosion in data is no surprise as the business environment evolves at breakneck speed. Businesses are adopting new technologies to stay ahead of the competition, drive productivity and improve efficiencies. While many businesses are investing in technologies to revolutionise insight generation, most still struggle with creating a data science and analytics culture to glean value from their numbers or data. Alan Jacobson, Chief Data and Analytics Officer at Alteryx, &nbsp;gives us insights on how to bridge the data literacy gap by, first of all, recognizing the value in data.</p>

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