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ADSA (Academy of Decision Science and Analytics) is now offering a PGP (Post Graduate Programme) course in Data Analytics in association with Ivory Education. The programme is offered across India…Continue

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Certification Programme on Data Analytics

ADSA (Academy of Decision Science and Analytics) is now offering a Certification Program on Data Analytics in association with Ivory Education. The program is offered across India and globally through world class E-Learning environment. With an objective to educate students beyond concepts, ADSA has been a pioneer in imparting practical knowledge and industry exposure in the field of Analytics.The course has been a great success in the last two years. Considering this, ADSA has taken this…See More
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Application of Analytics

Author: Rahul Nawab, Co- founder, IQR Analytics and Promoter, ADSA (Academy for Decision Science and Analytics). In this article we will talk about some of the successful applications of analytics. We will start with 2 different examples which I was reading recently from a podcast of Accenture and then move to some of the other industrial examples.1.     Harrah’s Entertainment Gary Loveman, CEO of Harrah’s, was presenting at an event and sitting in the front row were all of his competitors. He…See More
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Author: Karan Bhalla, Director, IQR Analytics and Prachi Shah, Marketing  Consultant, IQR Analytics (http://www.iqrdataanalytics.com)           A “state of business analytics” report was issued last year by Bloomberg Businessweek Research Services. In its survey of corporate executives across the globe, business analytics was identified as having “gone mainstream” with more than 97 percent of the businesses reporting some form of use. Yet just as…See More
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History of Data Analytics

Author: Rahul Nawab, Co- founder, IQR Analytics and Promoter, ADSA (Academy for Decision Science and Analytics).Educating savvy and business-minded Amdavadis on the importance of numbers and analytics in your business is like teaching the properties of sand to someone in the desert, but here is my effort anyway.The simplest definition of analytics is "the science of analysis." However, a practical definition would be how an entity, e.g., a business, arrives at an optimal or realistic decision…See More
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Data Analytics in Business

Today Analytics is the heart of a Business. Companies are challenged with a high volume and broad array of data which requires active and effective analysis. Analysis can help them make enhanced and improved business decisions, and hence help the business to maintain profitability. "Companies need to compete on the basis of key business processes, and how they optimize these processes with analytics," says Thomas Davenport, professor and director of research, Babson College, USA.Business…See More
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Post Graduate Programme course in Data Analytics

ADSA (Academy of Decision Science and Analytics) is now offering a PGP (Post Graduate Programme) course in Data Analytics in association with Ivory Education. The programme is offered across India and globally through world class E-Learning environment. With an objective to educate students beyond concepts, ADSA has been a pioneer in imparting practical knowledge and industry exposure in the field of Analytics.The course has been a great success in the last two years. Considering this, ADSA has…See More
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Application of Analytics

Author: Rahul Nawab, Co- founder, IQR Analytics and Promoter, ADSA (Academy for Decision Science and Analytics).

 

In this article we will talk about some of the successful applications of analytics. We will start with 2 different examples which I was reading recently from a podcast of Accenture and then move to some of the other industrial examples.

1.     Harrah’s Entertainment

 

Gary Loveman, CEO of…

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Posted on October 29, 2012 at 12:59am

Analytics: A “Moneyball” For Gaming

Author: Karan Bhalla, Director, IQR Analytics and Prachi Shah, Marketing  Consultant, IQR Analytics (http://www.iqrdataanalytics.com)

 

          A “state of business analytics” report was issued last year by Bloomberg Businessweek Research Services. In its survey of corporate executives across the globe, business analytics was identified as having “gone mainstream”…

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Posted on September 24, 2012 at 6:00am — 1 Comment

History of Data Analytics

Author: Rahul Nawab, Co- founder, IQR Analytics and Promoter, ADSA (Academy for Decision Science and Analytics).

Educating savvy and business-minded Amdavadis on the importance of numbers and analytics in your business is like teaching the properties of sand to someone in the desert, but here is my effort anyway.

The simplest definition of analytics is "the science of analysis." However, a practical definition would be how an entity, e.g., a business, arrives…

Continue

Posted on August 21, 2012 at 6:30am

Data Analytics in Business

Today Analytics is the heart of a Business. Companies are challenged with a high volume and broad array of data which requires active and effective analysis. Analysis can help them make enhanced and improved business decisions, and hence help the business to maintain profitability. "Companies need to compete on the basis of key business processes, and how they optimize these processes with analytics," says Thomas Davenport, professor and director of research, Babson College,…

Continue

Posted on August 13, 2012 at 2:14am

 
 
 

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