
This Lecture describes the Course Structure
Business Analytics Explained. The elements of Business Analytics and how it is done?
Business Analytics are of three types viz Descriptive Analytics, Predictive Analytics & Prescriptive Analytics. All types are explained with examples.
Descriptive Analytics popularly known as Visualization. It is widely used Analytics portion. The details of Descriptive analytics is explained in this lecture.
Excel has many charts option to create Visualization. This lecture covers some important charts and their typical usage
Predictive Analytics is the section of Business Analytics which helps you understand the future trend, behaviour of the process or outcome.
Importance of Prescriptive analytics is explained in this lecture. Tools to conduct prescriptive analytics are also mentioned.
Decision Models are foundation of the Analytics work. What is decision models? How to create Decision models?
Students will learn how to analyse a problem and create descriptive analytics for better understanding
News Vendor Problem is a generic problem in Operation analytics. Many problems in business fall under this category. The lecture also explains how Time Magazine saved millions by solving the news vendor problem.
Whenever a problem needs to be analysed, descriptive statistics should be created to get better perspective or understanding of the problem. This lecture explains how to go about creating descriptive analytics?
Descriptive Statistics and some common distributions are explained. Also how to calculate probability using excel and solve some common problems using these distributions are explained.
Discrete and continuous variables explained with appropriate examples.
Data Sources like Historical Data, Experimental Data & Expert Opinion are explained. You should never stop an analytics work for lack of data. This section will help students get a grasp of data sources for any analytics study.
Normal distribution and calculation using Excel is explained.
Binomial Distribution explained and also its application in business is explained.
Students will learn various techniques like Moving Average, Exponential Smoothening, Cyclic and Regression Correlation analysis in this section.
Students will learn about Scenario Analysis and how the technique can be used to paint future canvas.
Students will learn about Moving average , it advantages, disadvantages.
Modeling is key to analytics. Students will learn about various modeling options in excel.
Students will learn about Forecasting with Exponential Smoothening
Students will learn about the technique of Correlation and regression and its industry applications.
A problem is taken here and explained how one should go about model the data using multiple regression analysis.
Understanding Forecasting of Data having seasonality.
In this lecture identifying seasonality in data, calculating seasonal factors and predicting have been discussed.
Students will learn about a class of problem with low uncertainty. It will help students to classify problems in their workplace and work with Prescriptive analytics
Students will understand terms used in Linear Programming & assumptions for formulating such problems
Formulation of a problem is most important part of Linear Programming. Once you have right formulation, the solution can be obtained by using excel functions very quickly.
Most of the prosolve such problems and tools for solving the sameblems in business fall under this category. Students will learn about how to
Students will learn Simulation process in excel. This lecture also explains various objectives under which decisions are taken.
This lecture explains how you can create your multi assets portfolio and how to understand portfolio return and risk profile. I hope every participant can benefit from this in their personal life.
If you are a manager or aspiring manager and you want to differentiate yourself or create a competitive advantage for you, Business Analytics with Excel is right course for you.
You will learn some important tools and techniques to proceed with Business Analytics of your own. This is a quick course. The techniques have been presented from practical perspective. You don’t need to get into complex mathematical and statistical modelling. Instead the focus is on understanding implications of various tools, learn interpreting and formulating problem and finally solve them using Excel.
In the book “Competing on analytics: The new science of winning”, Thomas Davenport claims that a significant proportion of high-performance companies have high analytical skills among their personnel. In a research by MIT Sloan Management Institute it has been found that 51 % companies used Analytics to gain competitive advantage while others have been struggling.
The answer is empowering each manager on analytics. This course is an attempt to empower every participant with analytics tools. This is about demystifying analytics. You will be able to do 80% of analytics related work yourself after this course. You may need specialist intervention in some complex cases. This course will help you getting competitive advantage and help you move faster in your career.
So, what are you waiting for?
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