A digital mindset, then, is the set of approaches we use to make sense of, and make use of, data and technology.

to demonstrate how statistical analyses can inform product decisions and how statistical skills allow confidence in those decisions. Learning 30 percent of statistical analysis and reasoning skills will help you make smarter and better decisions.

We explore how one of the world’s largest e-commerce companies is able to connect people from around the globe by encouraging them to share nonwork information at work.

Sara Menker, who had nervously joked about potatoes a few years earlier, was now leading an industry as essential as food production into the digital age.

machine language.

Rest assured that you won’t need to master the intricacies of programming, how to build your own algorithms, or how to run advanced multinomial logit models.

Digital tools had been turning agriculture into a data-intensive operation, but she was one of the few people outside the industry who knew it. How? By having the courage to ask questions about what she didn’t know.

Coding and programming activities are part of a complex relationship between hardware and software that undergirds digital tools.

Establishing the close, collaborative working relationships that we all need to thrive in the digital age means developing a mindset that expects the mutual knowledge problem and learns strategies to compensate. Establishing a digital presence is key!