MNG112 · One Week

Effective Business Decisions Using Data Analysis

Make impactful business decisions using data analysis with this specialized training course, designed for future leaders. BMC Training offers Effective Business Decisions Using Data Analysis Course in Management and Leadership Courses.

Effective Business Decisions Using Data Analysis
Venue ⇅ Start Date ⇅ End Date ⇅ Net Fees ⇅ Details & Registration
London, United Kingdom 16 - Nov - 2026 20 - Nov - 2026 4,950 GBP PDF Register
Madrid, Spain 16 - Nov - 2026 20 - Nov - 2026 6,950 GBP PDF Register
Munich, Germany 16 - Nov - 2026 20 - Nov - 2026 7,900 GBP PDF Register
Berlin, Germany 16 - Nov - 2026 20 - Nov - 2026 7,900 GBP PDF Register
New York, United States 16 - Nov - 2026 20 - Nov - 2026 10,900 GBP PDF Register
Amsterdam, Netherlands 16 - Nov - 2026 20 - Nov - 2026 8,100 GBP PDF Register
Milan, Italy 16 - Nov - 2026 20 - Nov - 2026 6,950 GBP PDF Register
Dubai, United Arab Emirates 16 - Nov - 2026 20 - Nov - 2026 4,988 GBP PDF Register
Paris, France 16 - Nov - 2026 20 - Nov - 2026 6,700 GBP PDF Register
Hong Kong 16 - Nov - 2026 20 - Nov - 2026 8,500 GBP PDF Register
Tokyo, Japan 16 - Nov - 2026 20 - Nov - 2026 9,750 GBP PDF Register
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 16 - Nov - 2026 20 - Nov - 2026 4,750 GBP PDF Register
Rome, Italy 16 - Nov - 2026 20 - Nov - 2026 7,300 GBP PDF Register
Barcelona, Spain 16 - Nov - 2026 20 - Nov - 2026 6,950 GBP PDF Register
Zurich, Switzerland 16 - Nov - 2026 20 - Nov - 2026 7,950 GBP PDF Register
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Courses Syllabus

Introduction

This interactive, applications-driven 5-day course will highlight the added value that data analytics can offer a professional as a decision support tool in management decision making. It will show the use of data analytics to support strategic initiatives; to inform on policy information; and to direct operational decision making. The course will emphasize applications of data analytics in management practice; focus on the valid interpretation of data analytics findings; and create a clearer understanding of how to integrate quantitative reasoning into management decision making. Exposure to the discipline of data analytics will ultimately promote greater confidence in the use of evidence-based information to support management decision making.

This course will feature:

  • Discussions on applications of data analytics in management
  • The importance of data in data analytics
  • Applying data analytical methods through worked examples
  • Focusing on management interpretation of statistical evidence
  • How to integrate statistical thinking into the work domain

objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Appreciate data analytics in a decision support role.
  • Explain the scope and structure of data analytics.
  • Apply a cross-section of useful data analytics.
  • Interpret meaningfully and critically assess statistical evidence.
  • Identify relevant applications of data analytics in practice.

Contents

Day One

Setting the Statistical Scene in Management

  • Introduction; The quantitative landscape in management
  • Thinking statistically about applications in management (identifying KPIs)
  • The integrative elements of data analytics
  • Data: The raw material of data analytics (types, quality and data preparation)
  • Exploratory data analysis using excel (pivot tables)
  • Using summary tables and visual displays to profile sample data

Day Two

Evidence-based Observational Decision Making

  • Numeric descriptors to profile numeric sample data
  • Central and non-central location measures
  • Quantifying dispersion in sample data
  • Examine the distribution of numeric measures (skewness and bimodal)
  • Exploring relationships between numeric descriptors
  • Breakdown analysis of numeric measures

Day Three

Statistical Decision Making – Drawing Inferences from Sample Data

  • The foundations of statistical inference
  • Quantifying uncertainty in data – the normal probability distribution
  • The importance of sampling in inferential analysis
  • Sampling methods (random-based sampling techniques)
  • Understanding the sampling distribution concept
  • Confidence interval estimation

Day Four

Statistical Decision Making – Drawing Inferences from Hypotheses Testing

  • The rationale of hypotheses testing
  • The hypothesis testing process and types of errors
  • Single population tests (tests for a single mean)
  • Two independent population tests of means
  • Matched pairs test scenarios
  • Comparing means across multiple populations

Day Five

Predictive Decision Making - Statistical Modeling and Data Mining

  • Exploiting statistical relationships to build prediction-based models
  • Model building using regression analysis
  • Model building process – the rationale and evaluation of regression models
  • Data mining overview – its evolution
  • Descriptive data mining – applications in management
  • Predictive (goal-directed) data mining – management applications

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