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Stanford University's course on data mining is packed: More than 120 students registered last year; when it was first offered five years ago, just 20 signed up.
"That shows you the growth and interest in large-scale data mining," says course instructor Anand Rajaraman, who also runs @WalmartLabs. "Companies want these people, and they become more attractive if they learn the skills."
Fortune also highlights a McKinsey Global Institute study that says "by 2018 the U.S. could face a shortage of up to 190,000 workers with analytical skills."
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