Discipline: Analytics

Wk 5 Discussion: Statistical Models and Visualizing Information [due Thurs] Wk 5 Discussion: Statistical Models and Visualizing InformationWk 5 Discussion: Statistical Models and Visualizing Information [due Thurs] Wk 5 Discussion: Statistical Models and Visualizing Information

Statistical models help us describe and summarize relationships between variables. Understanding how process variables relate to each other helps businesses predict and improve performance. A marketing manager wants to understand the relationship between advertising and sales. When a new advertising campaign rolls out, they will look at the impact on total sales to determine if it is […]

Discuss how benchmarking relates to an effective management operating system and how SOPs can be used to ensure performance measurements support operational excellence.Discuss how benchmarking relates to an effective management operating system and how SOPs can be used to ensure performance measurements support operational excellence.

  There are four links to the related instructional videos; please see the attachment.   Benchmarking is a management accounting innovation (MAI) that can be used for performance measurement and management in both the private and the public sectors.   Discuss how benchmarking relates to an effective management operating system and how SOPs can be used to ensure performance […]

MARK 2034: Marketing Analytics SP4-2024 Assessment 2 – Technical Analysis (Part A)MARK 2034: Marketing Analytics SP4-2024 Assessment 2 – Technical Analysis (Part A)

In this assessment, you take on the role of a Market Analyst to analyse marketing data for two different clients.  You will be using tools and techniques that are commonly used in the marketing industry to analyse brand performance and product structures.  Individually, you will be required to complete technical analysis using two separate datasets […]

Investigating Driver Behavior Effects on Usage-Based Car Insurance focusing on accident predictionInvestigating Driver Behavior Effects on Usage-Based Car Insurance focusing on accident prediction

4. Introduction – Chapter One Background information                                         Definition and brief elaboration of key concepts  Identification of main developments in the study area and any gaps Brief conceptualization of the study (context, trends) Problem Statement  Background of the problem backed by literature  Clear statement of the problem  Research gap identified Linking of problem statement to study […]

explain the application of the CRISP-DM Model in Data Mining. Provide a practical example where you can apply the model for data mining.explain the application of the CRISP-DM Model in Data Mining. Provide a practical example where you can apply the model for data mining.

Data mining and analytics lifecycle are designed for big data problems. Data mining and analytics follow best practices for the successful completion of big data mining projects. CRISP-DM is a popular approach for data mining projects. In this discussion board, explain the application of the CRISP-DM Model in Data Mining. Provide a practical example where […]

W6: Hypothesis testing I and II; Testing differences between means, variances and proportionsW6: Hypothesis testing I and II; Testing differences between means, variances and proportions

A town official claims that the average vehicle in their area sells for more than the 40th percentile of your data set. Using the data, you obtained in week 1, as well as the summary statistics you found for the original data set (excluding the super car outlier), run a hypothesis test to determine if the claim can […]

Use Monte Carlo simulation to perform a risk analysis of profitability levels in the Aberdeen Homeware departmentUse Monte Carlo simulation to perform a risk analysis of profitability levels in the Aberdeen Homeware department

Utilise Monte Carlo simulation to perform a risk analysis of profitability levels in the Aberdeen Homeware department (Note: the analysis should assume overall gross profit margins between 60% to 70% on revenue sales. The department also makes a daily contribution to overheads of £4,250. Use non-promotion sales only for your simulation).  This is the steps […]

The class is quantitative analysis, and the paper has to do with a companies and breaking their date. So it’s basically a a data analysis paper on a company of your choiceThe class is quantitative analysis, and the paper has to do with a companies and breaking their date. So it’s basically a a data analysis paper on a company of your choice

Suggestion for the paper presentation Type 2. A Scientific (Scholarly) Paper. 1. Introduction, Research Question: What is the problem, why it is important. 2. Literature review: how the problem was studied prior the research, why previous findings are insufficient/needed improvement. 3. Methodology: what method to solve the problem was picked, advantaged of the method (be […]

Topic. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and other related documents such as ‘National Strategy for Sustainable Responsible Development for PNG’ (StaRS)Topic. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and other related documents such as ‘National Strategy for Sustainable Responsible Development for PNG’ (StaRS)

Write it in a Project format.  Topic. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and other related documents such as ‘National Strategy for Sustainable Responsible Development for PNG’ (StaRS)  This project is about sustainability in the development context in Papua New Guinea. Papua New Guinea National Development Strategies were based on the three (3) pillars of sustainability and […]

For each part of the problem (a, b, etc.) create a new sheet with a new Pivot Table. Use the attached data file TaxData.xlsx.For each part of the problem (a, b, etc.) create a new sheet with a new Pivot Table. Use the attached data file TaxData.xlsx.

Tax Data: For each part of the problem (a, b, etc.) create a new sheet with a new Pivot Table. Use the attached data file TaxData.xlsx. Logan: One Excel file. For each part of the problem (a, b, etc.), create a new sheet (when possible).  Identify each part clearly.