Empowering Diversity in Data Science with Raoushan Ummulwara, Data Analytics Manager at Chevron Phillips Chemical Company

In this episode of the Evolving the Enterprise Podcast, host Dayle Hall welcomes Raoushan Ummulwara, Data Analytics Manager at Chevron Phillips Chemical Company, to explore the multifaceted world of data science, business intelligence, and the importance of diversity in the tech industry. Raoushan shares her journey from a computer science graduate to a data analytics manager, highlighting her experiences and the challenges she faced as a woman of color in a male-dominated field. The conversation delves into the evolution of business intelligence and its crucial role in strategic decision-making, with a particular emphasis on the value of diverse perspectives in identifying biases and fostering innovation. Raoushan also discusses the significance of data governance, the balance between data access and security, and the impact of generative AI on data science roles. Throughout the episode, the importance of continuous learning, adaptability, and starting with a clear understanding of the business problem is underscored, offering valuable insights for both seasoned professionals and those aspiring to enter the field of data science.SponsorThe Evolving the Enterprise podcast is brought to you by SnapLogic, the world’s first generative integration platform for faster, easier digital transformation. Whether you are automating business processes, democratizing data, or delivering digital products and services, SnapLogic enables you to simplify your technology stack and take your enterprise further. Join the Generative Integration movement at snaplogic.com.Additional ResourcesFollow Dayle Hall on LinkedInFollow Raoushan Ummulwara on LinkedInLearn about the Evolving the Enterprise Virtual SummitTurn ideas into production-ready workflows and data pipelines with Generative IntegrationBack to basics: What is iPaaS? | What is Data Integration? | What is Application Integration?

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