Supply chain management presents a number of interesting and challenging problems to solve in topics such as demand and supply planning, inventory management, and forecasting. This post dives into questions from the R in Supply Chain Management meetup with Nicolas Nguyen. Read more →

Data science teams sometimes believe that they must standardize on R or Python for efficiency, at the cost of forcing individual data scientists to give up their preferred, most productive language. RStudio’s professional products provide the best single home for R and Python data science, so teams can optimize the impact their team has, not the language they use. Read more →

From establishing your first data science team, to growing your team, and stepping into leadership roles, check out the Q&A from the Building Effective Data Science Teams webinar audience questions Read more →

The RStudio 1.4 "Juliet Rose" update includes many improvements for users of the open source desktop IDE, including support for R 4.1 and Apple Silicon, Python improvements, memory usage stats, a document context menu, command palette upgrades, and more. Read more →

When it comes to adopting open source tools into clinical processes, there are many questions that have to be addressed, such as how do we migrate legacy workflows over to new programming languages? How do we upskill a workforce to use these new tools? Join us June 22nd for a discussion with Michael Rimmler about how GSK was able to do this. Read more →

Last month’s webinar featured data science leaders from Caliber Home Loans, The Looma Project, Saturn Cloud, T-Mobile, and Warner Music Group to start to answer the question, "What does it take to build a successful data science team?" Read more →

RStudio Server Pro is now RStudio Workbench. With growing support for a wide range of development environments, we believe this new release is the best single platform to support open source, code-first data science, whether your team is using R or Python. Read more →

The RStudio Workbench Juliet Rose release introduces support for VS Code sessions. Previously released as a preview feature in RStudio Server Pro v1.4, VS Code sessions are now fully supported. Once VS Code sessions have been configured, users can launch them simply by changing the ‘Editor’ field in the New Session dialog. With addition of support for VS Code sessions alongside standard RStudio sessions, Jupyter Lab sessions, and Jupyter Notebook sessions, RStudio Workbench now allows data scientists to more easily analyze their data, whatever their preferred language and editor. Read more →

RStudio's solutions website has been around for a long time and has recently undergone an extensive redesign Read more →

On June 16th, we’ll be teaming up with eoda and Covestro to discuss—in German—how they put their data science into production by developing a unified infrastructure. Read more →