FBA GROUP 1, 2 AND 3 Flashcards

1
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business analytics involves identifying and assessing all aspects of a decision, and taking actions based on the decision that produces the most favorable outcome.

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DECISION MAKING

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2
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It uses facts and data instead of guesses to make better
decisions. It helps find trends, improve processes, and reach business goals while reducing risks.

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The Importance of Data-driven decision- making

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3
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According to _________ prescriptive analytics focuses on recommending actions to achieve
desired outcomes based on data analysis.

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James R. Evans

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  • It goes beyond descriptive and predictive analytics by providing specific guidance on what decisions or
    strategies to implement, often using optimization and simulation techniques.
  • This type of analytics helps organizations determine the best course of action to improve performance
    and meet objectives.
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PRESCRIPTIVE ANALYTICS

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ROLE OF PRESCRIPTIVE ANALYTICS IN DECISION MAKING

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  • Optimizing Choices
  • Navigating Uncertainty
  • Enhancing Speed
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PRESCRIPTIVE ANALYTICS’ CORE COMPONENTS

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PREDICTIVE MODELS
DATA
OPTIMIZATION TOOLS

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7
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TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES

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  • OPTIMIZATION MODELS
  • SIMULATION
  • DECISION ANALYSIS
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APPLICATIONS OF PRESCRIPTIVE ANALYTICS

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SUPPLY CHAIN
FINANCE
HEALTHCARE
MARKETING

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STEPS IN THE DECISION- MAKING PROCESS

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  1. Define the problem and objectives.
  2. Develop the prescriptive model.
  3. Analyze potential solutions.
  4. Evaluate trade-offs and risks.
  5. Implement the optimal solution.
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BENEFITS OF PRESCRIPTIVE ANALYTICS

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  • Data-driven decisions enhance accuracy.
  • Mitigates risk and uncertainty.
  • Optimizes resource allocation and operations.
  • Improves financial and strategic outcomes.
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CHALLENGES IN IMPLEMENTATION

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  • Data quality and availability issues.
  • High computational complexity.
  • Need for domain expertise and advanced tools.
  • Integration with existing systems and workflows.
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12
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Forecast trends and possibilities.

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PREDICTIVE MODELS

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13
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Transactional, Customer, Operational, Financial

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DATA

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14
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Generate actionable recommendations.

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OPTIMIZATION TOOLS

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15
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are mathematical frameworks used to find the best possible solution from a set of available alternatives, subject to certain constraints.

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OPTIMIZATION MODELS

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16
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Is a technique used to imitate the operation of a real-world process or system over time.

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SIMULATION

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17
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a systematic, quantitative, and visual approach to making complex decisions It involves identifying and evaluating various options by considering the possible outcomes, uncertainties,
and trade-offs.

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DECISION ANALYSIS

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18
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Prescriptive analytics helps optimize logistics, manage inventory, and improve efficiency by recommending the best actions based on data.

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SUPPLY CHAIN

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19
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it is used for making better investment decisions, managing risks, and detecting fraud by analyzing data and suggesting optimal strategies.

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FINANCE

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20
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It improves patient care, resource management, and cost efficiency by recommending the best treatment plans and operational actions.

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HEALTHCARE

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21
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Prescriptive analytics helps create effective marketing campaigns, personalize customer
experiences, and allocate budgets by analyzing consumer data.

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MARKETING

22
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What is Big Data?

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Beyond Traditional Data
A Growing Trend

23
Q

refers to datasets that are too large and complex to be managed by traditional methods. They often
come from various sources like social media, sensors, and transactions.

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Big Data

24
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The amount of data generated worldwide is growing at an exponential rate. This volume and complexity
require new approaches to analysis and storage.

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A Growing Trend

25
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Characteristics of Big Data

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Volume
Variety
Velocity
Veracity
Value

26
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Vast amount of data generated daily.

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Volume

27
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Data come in diverse formats, including structured, semi structured, and unstructured data.

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Variety

28
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Data is generated rapidly, requiring real-time processing and analysis.

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Velocity

29
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Data quality is crucial for accurate insights. Refers to the reliability and trust worthiness
of data

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Veracity

30
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Extracting meaningful insights from data.

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Value

31
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The Need for Big Data

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*Better Decisions:
*New Opportunities:
*Personalized Experiences:

32
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Challenges with Traditional Data Management

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Scalability
Speed
Complexity

33
Q

Traditional databases struggle to handle and the massive scale and complexity of Big Data, leading to
performance bottlenecks and storage limitations.

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Scalability

34
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Traditional system often lack the speed and agility required to process Big Data in real-time, making it difficult
to extract actionable insights quickly.

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Speed

35
Q

Analyzing diverse and unstructured data requires specialized tools and techniques that traditional system
may not offer.

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Complexity

36
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Introducing Data Warehouse

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Centralized Storage
Data Integration
Analytical Powerhouse

37
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A data warehouse is a central repository for sorting and managing vast amounts of data from various sources

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Centralized Storage

38
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It integrates data from different systems into a consistent format, enabling comprehensive analysis.

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Data Integration

39
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It provides a platform for performing complex data analysis and generating valuable insights.

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Analytical Powerhouse

40
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Key Components of Data Warehouse

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Data Sources
ETL Processes
Data Marts

41
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Various sources, such as databases, log files, social media, and sensors, provide data for the
warehouse.

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Data Sources

42
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Extract, Transform, Load clean, transform, and load data into the warehouse.

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ETL Processes

43
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Smaller, specialized datasets are extracted from the warehouse to support specific business needs.

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Data Marts

44
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Benefits of a Data Warehouse

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Improve Insights
Better Decisions
Enhanced Efficiency

45
Q

Comprehensive data analysis leads to better understanding of customer behavior, market trends, and
operational performance

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Improve Insights

46
Q

Data-driven insights enable organizations to make informed decisions across various departments and
functions

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Better Decisions

47
Q

Optimized resource allocation, improved customer service, and streamlined operations lead to increased
efficiency.

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Enhanced Efficiency

48
Q

Big Data enables businesses to make better, data-driven decisions, leading to improved efficiency,
productivity, and customer satisfaction.

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Better Decisions

49
Q

By analyzing large datasets, organizations can identify new trends, market opportunities, and potential risks,
driving innovation and growth.

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New Opportunities

50
Q

Big Data fuels personalization in various industries. It allows businesses to tailor products, services, and
marketing campaigns to individual preferences.

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Personalized Experiences