January 5, 2020

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Using Jupyter notebooks in highly regulated environments

Using Jupyter notebooks in highly regulated environments

In Capital One's recent exploration of "notebook" offerings, JupyterHub emerged as a top contender that could serve as a potential platform for analytics even in highly regulated industries like financial services. David Schaaf and Shivraj Ramanan discuss Capital One's journey and explain how Jupyter has become a part of the company's ever-growing analytics toolkit.
Talk Title Using Jupyter notebooks in highly regulated environments
Speakers David Schaaf (Capital One), Shivraj Ramanan (Capital One)
Conference JupyterCon in New York 2018
Conf Tag The Official Jupyter Conference
Location New York, New York
Date August 22-24, 2018
URL Talk Page
Slides Talk Slides
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Capital One has long been recognized as a leader in the analytics space, leveraging an information-based strategy to drive marketing decisions and many other aspects of how products are delivered to customers. The company is always looking for opportunities to provide new ways for its analysts to interact with data to deliver new insights. In a recent exploration of “notebook” offerings, JupyterHub emerged as a top contender that could serve as a potential platform for analytics even in highly regulated industries like financial services. David Schaaf and Shivraj Ramanan discuss Capital One’s journey and explain how Jupyter has become a part of the company’s ever-growing analytics toolkit.

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