Data Science Dojo has created an archive of 32 data sets for you to use to practice and improve your skills as a data scientist. The repository carries a diverse range of themes, difficulty levels, sizes, and attributes. The data sets are categorized according to varying difficulty levels to be suitable for everyone. They offer the ability to challenge one's knowledge and get hands-on practice to boost their skills in areas, including but not limited to, exploratory data analysis, data visualization, data wrangling, machine learning, and pretty much everything essential to learning data science. The data sets below have been sorted with increasing levels of difficulty for convenience (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced). We recommend you test yourself with all the distinct data sets we've provided.

Location: (Remote) Offices in London and Nottingham but will consider remote. Liberis is transforming business finance. We use the latest technology to make it simple and flexible for small businesses to secure funding. Since our inception we have helped more than 15,000 small businesses access over £390 million in funding. We believe that small businesses are the economic lifeblood of local communities, yet they continue to be underserved by traditional banks and financial services organisations.

Liberis is transforming business finance. We use the latest technology to make it simple and flexible for small businesses to secure funding. Since our inception we have helped more than 15,000 small businesses access over £390 million in funding. We believe that small businesses are the economic lifeblood of local communities, yet they continue to be underserved by traditional banks and financial services organisations. We are in a very exciting period of growth, both within the UK and internationally, with teams based in London, Nottingham, USA and Scandinavia.

With tax season in full swing, it could be a good time to look at the benefits of automation – and what it could mean for you and your practice. Digital technology, from the smartphone in your hand to the robots on the production floor - and the automated systems that support management – are changing every aspect of business these days. Your clients are probably embracing digital technology,and looking at the next generation, which may include Robotic Process Automation (RPA), Artificial Intelligence (AI) Cognitive Processing and Advanced Analytics. They expect you, as their accountants, to be doing the same. But are you and your practice lagging behind and still using procedures that would have been recognisable to an accountant from a century ago, rather than cutting edge solutions for 2020?

With tax season in full swing, it could be a good time to look at the benefits of automation – and what it could mean for you and your practice. Digital technology, from the smartphone in your hand to the robots on the production floor - and the automated systems that support management – are changing every aspect of business these days. Your clients are probably embracing digital technology,and looking at the next generation, which may include Robotic Process Automation (RPA), Artificial Intelligence (AI) Cognitive Processing and Advanced Analytics. They expect you, as their accountants, to be doing the same. But are you and your practice lagging behind and still using procedures that would have been recognisable to an accountant from a century ago, rather than cutting edge solutions for 2020?

As consumers continue to drive the trajectory of fintech with demands for more convenience and a better experience, more providers are teaming with tech firms to develop algorithms to automatically manage portfolios. Is this a financial fad or the future of investing? How does this type of technology impact business finance and money management? Which is better – a human or a robot? The answer to these questions is the same: it depends on your preference.