Course No. DAT11
Data Collection, Analysis and Reporting
Description:
This class is oriented towards the busy professional, who has little time for self learning. Understand how to collect the right kinds of data, perform the relevant analysis to condense volumes of data into usable information, and present with confidence. Avoid the pitfalls of questionable data analysis made by scores of professionals - see how the different formats and presentation tools are used to get your audience's attention and deliver your message for a powerful impact. Assumes the participant has basic knowledge in the use of Microsoft Powerpoint and Excel.
Benefits:
- Economize on data collection by getting only what is really needed
- Present volumes of data in a very concise and usable format
- Get your audience's attention to your presentation
- Make decisions / recommendations based on data
- Develop the ability to predict trends
Topics Covered:
- Understand the purpose for the analysis - what decisions if any need to be made
- Types of data
- What to collect and how much
- What kinds of analysis to use - Statistical, other, and performing the same
- Developing prediction models if needed
- Testing the models
- Selecting the right presentation methodology and graphics
- Tips on use of Microsoft Powerpoint, and Excel
- Introducing animation into your presentation
Pre-requisites: Good working knowledge of Excel, and Powerpoint
Duration: 1 Day
Suggested Audience: All professionals
Participants: Maximum: 20 participants
Books and Materials: Provided by the instructor / TEAM 2000
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