7 October 2021, 05 pm
Dr. Kobi Abayomi | Adjusting Metrics Across the Business
Sr VP of Data Science at Warner Music Group
Episode notes
We were recently joined by Dr. Kobi Abayomi, Sr VP of Data Science & Analytics at Warner Music Group.
Here are a few snippets from our conversation:
1:19 - Start of session
3:42 - Example of using data science in the music industry
6:32 - Data science compared to data analysis: going from analysis to research
9:35 - Data science and data engineering, what comes first?
11:42 - How did you become a Bayesian shop?
17:05 - Productionalized visualizations being outside of data science
18:45 - How do you explain quantitative concepts to others across the business
26:12 - When the metrics used by the business aren't what they should be
30:39 - How algorithms will (or won't) impact music
39:59 - Gathering data from the business
41:33 - Becoming a leader, your team is a gift
A few resources mentioned by Kobi:
Illustration of every genre of music that came up: everynoise.com
I like Qtip’s radio station on AppleMusic
I try to listen to every interview every of Donald Knuth
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Kobi Abayomi • Guest
Sr VP of Data Science at Warner Music Group
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