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It passed our legal department's review and now an official software offering for our actuaries. We use the software to analyze data not distribute software derived from RStudio.

While I am a big fan of Julia, in my opinion it has a long way to go to be ready for our version of prime time.

Python on the other hand just doesn't have the breath of statistical models that R has. Generalized Additive Models is just one example.

For all the naysayers... Try installing python/jupyter in a corporate environment. It was a no go from the start at the last 4 companies I have worked at.

R and RStudio just installed and worked for 3 of the 4 companies. The 4th required a tweak to one environmental variable and everything installed/worked after that.

Corporate IT restrictions can make or break software.