Join us at rstudio::conf(2022) to sharpen your R skills. | July 25-28th in D.C.
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rstudio::conf(2022) | July 25-28th in D.C. 7/25 - 7/28 in D.C.
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rstudio::conf 2018 case study
Accelerating cancer research with R
February 26, 2018
Building and scaling technical tools and workflows at a rapidly growing startup requires many tradeoffs. Do we work independently, or standardize coding practices with a shared style guide? How do we pivot from quick prototyping to analyses for publications? The challenges faced when scaling the team from two to five are very different than when scaling to 30 or more across multiple teams. In this talk, Sandy Griffith, senior methodologist at Flatiron Health, will discuss the challenges, opportunities and learnings of building a culture of R in a tech company comprised of people with a diverse set of backgrounds and skillsets. She will use examples from her experience as an R user at Flatiron Health, a healthcare technology company working to improve treatment options and accelerate cancer research.