Giving Python to non-developers: A real-life story
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JPMorgan gives Python access via Athena: 50M lines of Python, 1,000 libraries, 4,000 developers and exposes traders to data and analytics through simple, permissioned interfaces. Upskilling uses ADAP: three weeks, two hours per day plus targeted workshops; about 5,000 market staff are invited, 50% attend at least one event, 20% report new analytics ideas and weekly Athena users climb ~20% year‑on‑year. Big wins are fast productivity and safer data access; sticking points are moving notebooks into production and keeping training role‑specific.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 1:09Introduction
- 1:58The Characters
- 3:30The Motives External
- 6:41Access to Python-Athena
- 8:32The Development Tools
- 9:53Python-Key Success Factor
- 12:48The Training
- 16:06The Results - Key Achievements Of The Program
- 19:18Lessons Learnt Through The Process
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