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Business Analytics Implementation Plan: Benefits, Challenges, and Influence on Decision-Making

A solved business analytics plan highlighting its role in decision-making and organizational success.

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Running Head: BUSINESS ANALYTICS IMPLEMENTATION PLAN1BUSINESS ANALYTICS IMPLEMENTATION PLAN PART 1Name:Professor:Argosy UniversityData Driven Decision Making MGT33409/15/2015

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BUSINESS ANALYTICS IMPLEMENTATION PLAN2Considering the implementation of business analytics within organizations, what are the key benefitsand challenges highlighted in the provided plan, and how do they influence decision-making inindustries such as banking, retail, and pharmaceuticals? Provide examples from the text, ensuringyour answer addresses at least three distinct sectors. Your response should be between 400-500words.TABLE OF CONTENTSCHAPTERSCHAPTER 1–Introduction...........................................................................................3CHAPTER 2–Description of the business......................................................................3-4CHAPTER 3–Benefits of business analytics....................................................................4-6CHAPTER 4–Disadvantages of business analytics.......................................................6CHAPTER 5–Challenges of business analytics...............................................................7-8CHAPTER 6-Business analytictechniques...................................................................8-9CHAPTER 7-Implementation of business analytics plan....................................................9-10CHAPTER 8-Backupproposal.........................................................................................10-11CHAPTER 9-Conclusion.......................................................................................................11CHAPTER 10-References list..............................................................................................12BUSINESS ANALYTICS IMPLEMENTATION PLAN PART 1INTRODUCTION

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BUSINESS ANALYTICS IMPLEMENTATION PLAN3Numerousbusinessorganizations endeavors are willing toimplement businessanalyticsto assist them with cutting the expense and raise incomes. These organizations mayconfront an unchartered domain in the zone ofbusiness analyticsand need help with how tounderstand usage come ups. Among those issues are a mapping business expects toexamination, assets, spending plan, information comprehension, and arranging. Themotivation behind this arrangement is to help organizations in managing those issues(InWang, 2007).For the purposes of this policy, we will equate analytics with the ability to predict theprobability of an occurrence or an event in the future. Companies are using analytics in manyways to predict the likelihood ofTransactions that have much potential to be fraudulent in market surveillanceinstitutional trading and health care claims to process.Clients that should be aimed to buy different software products that are together.The failure of machine parts within a particular product at the customer site and duringthe manufacturing process.Description of the businessBusiness analytics is skills, techniques practices for continuous iterative explorationand investigation of past performance of the enterprise to gain and drive business planning. Itis therefore well known that business analytics makes extensive use of statistics analysis ofexplanatory and predictive modeling and fact-based management to drive decision making.Occasionally, analytics may be used as an input for human decisions or may drive fullyautomated decisions. An example of a business that can apply the use of analytics is thebanks. Banks can use data analysis or analytics the way it is known in business settings todifferentiate among customers. All these get a base on the credit risk, usage, and other
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