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Session#1(b):
` What is Business Analytics?
` Scope of Business Analytics.
Session#1(c):
Prof. Ravi Shankar ` A Case Study On Supply
Professor
Chain Analytics
Department of Management Studies,
Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, Session#1(d):
Vishwakarma Building, Shaheed Jeet Singh Marg,
New Delhi 110 016. (INDIA) ` Discussion on Software
` We always take decisions about our education, life ` Business Analytics is the use of data,
partner, Job priorities etc. information technology, statistical analysis,,
` A Manager in any organization takes various quantitative methods and mathematical or
decision related to What to produce, How to price computer based models to help managers gain an
them, Workforce scheduling, Outsourcing etc. improved insight about their business operations
` These decisions are very difficult to take because and make better, fact-based decisions.
of their uncertainty, imperfect information about
the future. ` Business Analytics is a process of transforming
` Business decisions are complicated because of data into actions through analysis and insights in
overwhelming amount of available data and the context of organizational decision making and
information. problem solving.
BUSINESS ANALYTICS & OPTIMIZATION (2013-14) 1-5 BUSINESS ANALYTICS & OPTIMIZATION (2013-14) 1-6
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Business-Analytics
BUSINESS ANALYTICS & OPTIMIZATION (2013-14) 1-7
` Descriptive analytics ` Pricing decisions (for example, consumer and industrial goods, government
contracts and maintenance contracts)
- uses data to understand past and present ` Decisions to target consumers segments ( for example retailers, insurers,
` Predictive analytics credit card firms)
Merchandising decisions (for example, brands to buy, quantities, and
- analyzes past performance `
allocations)
` Prescriptive analytics ` Location decision (for example, bank branches or where to serve industrial
- uses optimization techniques equipment), and many others in operations and supply chains, finance, and
marketing and human resources- in fact in every discipline of business)
SESSION-1(c)
CASE STUDY Professor at MIT USA
on
SUPPLY CHAIN ANALYTICS
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DO THESE CONVEY
SOME MEANING?
DOES IT CONVEY
SOME MEANING?
Answer is probably No
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0 3 F-1=50,000
200,000 P1
ARNOLD
W1 4
5 5
C2
HEWES
4 2 1 F-2 =100,000
60,000 P2 W2
WASH
BURN
2 2
TRANSPORTATION COST PER UNIT C3
WRITTEN ALONG THE ARROWS,
REPRESENTING A SHIPMENT ROUTE
F-3= 50,000
SESSION-1(d)
A Short Tutorial on R-Language
In The Next Class
We Will Discuss The Third
Part of This Case Study: BUSINESS ANALYTICS &
OPTIMIZATION
WHAT IS PRECRIPTIVE
ANALYTICS AND WHY IS IT Prof. Ravi Shankar
Department of Management Studies,
SO IMPORTANT IN ANY Indian Institute of Technology Delhi,
BUSINESS? New Delhi
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HowtoInstallR
RIsfreelyavailableSoftwareyoucan
InstallItfromLinkgivenbelow:
Link: http://cran.rproject.org/bin/windows/base/
Now write the program in editor Now write the program in editor
Save The program on the directory you want Give a name to your R file
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Now Execute the Program You Can See the Command Line that the moment you execute
the line it will be displayed in command line. After that just type
data in command line it will show the value that is store in the
variable called data.
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