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Some of the brightest graduate analytics students in the country came to the Tippie College of Business to participate in the MBA Business Analytics Case Competition. Students worked with industry professionals to solve a real-world business problem.
Event: 2017 Global Operations Conference
Photographer: Philip Dattilo
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Panel: Decisions and analytics in the digital age
Gianluca Carnabuci, Professor of Organizational Behavior and Ingrid and Manfred Gentz Chair in Business and Society, ESMT Berlin
Francis de Véricourt, Professor of Management Science
and President's Chair and Director of the Center for Decisions, Models and Data, ESMT Berlin
Catalina Stefanescu-Cuntze, Professor of Management Science and Deutsche Post DHL Chair, ESMT Berlin
Moderator: Monika Jones, Deutsche Welle
From the Discovery Channel Show Mythbusters.
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I've had this thing for almost 30 years. It came from a professor at Cornell University who also ran his own soils engineering business. I don't know when it was made, but surely no later than the mid 1940s from what little I know of the guy. In the soils lab at my place of work, we have electronic scales that weigh out to this degree of precision (0.01 gram) in a few seconds. With this balance, it's a long and rather tedious process to come up with the result, but hey, old machines are cool. Also, the method of operation here is not subject to variance within different parts of the working range, as is the case with electronic scales, so it's actually a better machine than modern scales, in that regard at least.
The weights are only handled with soft-surface forceps. Touching them with the fingers would soon change their mass enough to matter, via transfer of skin oils and dirt.
As a final note here, the balance has an over-built steel case finished with thick enamel paint, which was typical of such equipment back in those days. That, along with the decorative design are features that would be too expensive to include on anything built nowadays. And just look at the attention to detail that went into making the box for the weights!
High Performance Business Intelligence mit IBM PureData System for Analytics
Dr. Thomas Petrik, S4S Service for Success GmbH
Average usually hides what really matters (statistics worth caring about)
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ATOM x AIS Analytics & Blockchain Challenge: Envisioning the Next Generation of Business Intelligence! Thursday, April 21, 2022. To learn more about the FIU College of Business visit business.fiu.edu.
Ascend Analytics is an application used by Trek bicycle dealers to view reporting on their stores and sales.
I worked with the Ascend Analytics to fix bugs and add new features and enhancements to their web application. The site is entirely database driven, my highlight was implementing a Dundas Chart to allow users to run reports off of their cube