Duration: 2 Days
Overview:
This course covers the statistical methods that analysts need to move from simple reporting on business problems to extracting insight to solve business problems. This course covers the use of a range of statistical methods, but more importantly, explores the interpretation of the results of statistical analyses.
At Course Completion: After attending this course, delegates will understand how statistics can be used to provide valuable insight into their business, and be able to apply statistical methods to solve business problems.
Who Should Attend:
This course is suited to marketeers, business analysts, and researchers who are interested in increasing their statistical knowledge.
Prerequisites:
To attend this course delegates should be competent in the use of spreadsheet software. The course assumes no prior statistical knowledge.
Outline:
Summary statistics for both continuous data and categorical data
Using and reporting confidence intervals
Using hypothesis tests to answer business questions
Using correlations to explore data relationships
Simple prediction models
Analysing categorical data
Data visualisation
About The Analytics Store
The mission of
The Analytics Store is to help businesses to transform data into actionable insights. We strive to work with companies to use Advanced Analytics to drive intelligent business decisioning.
Through our training and consultancy The Analytics Store works with customers to improve the consistency of their decision making, using targeted analytics to enable decisions based on quantified costs, benefits and risks.
At The Analytics Store our experience covers a wide range of Statistical and Data Mining application areas with particular expertise in Risk Analytics, Fraud Analytics, Customer Insight Analytics and Quality Control.
 - Traditional Instructor Led Training
 - Mentored Learning
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 - Online ANYTIME (eLearning)
 - Use Cisco Learning Credits
 - Use Microsoft Software Assurance Training Vouchers |
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