Building a successful data team is a key part of a data strategy. To build a proper data team, it's important to know how they are structured and the roles of each member. Through this course, learn how to build an AI-powered workforce with a data team. Discover the need for an AI-powered workforce and three main structure types of a data team. Next, learn how to determine which strategy is preferable for a data team. Finally, explore the roles of data team members, how to evaluate an organization's strategy, and how to move an organization toward a data-driven culture. After course completion, you'll be able to outline the functions and best practices for a data team.

Growing fields of data analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) provide many benefits to individuals and society, but also raise ethical concerns regarding privacy, transparency, and bias. How can organizations collect, store, and use data ethically, and what ethical safeguards must be maintained? Through this course, learn about data ethics and its importance in AI. Explore the concept of data ethics and a manager's role and responsibility to maintain ethical standards on their team. Next, discover the key principles and considerations for data ethics in AI. Finally, learn about data ethics frameworks that are used across a variety of industries. After course completion, you'll be able to identify the importance of data ethics and its concerns and best practices.

Data analytics is used across various industries to help companies make better-informed business decisions. Data analysts capture, process, and organize data in addition to establishing the best way to present that data. Through this course, learn about the uses and benefits of data analytics and the tools to leverage it. Examine the data analytics maturity model and compare the descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, and AI types of data analytics. Next, discover how data analytics can be used across teams and the benefits it offers. Finally, discover the different types of tools designed for data storage, cleaning, visualization, analysis, and collaboration. Upon completion, you'll be able to outline what data analytics is and list common data science tools.