Data Analysis and Interpretation

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What are the two main types of data a business might monitor?

Internal monitoring, focusing on employee satisfaction and turnover rates, and external, assessing competitor performance and market share trends.

Internal monitoring, such as looking at the performance management within the business, and external, looking at what customers may need in the future from the business.

Internal monitoring, such as evaluating production efficiency and resource allocation, and external, considering global economic conditions and supply chain logistics.

An e-commerce platform is a digital marketplace where consumers can find and compare different products and services from various vendors in one location.

What is data storage/retention?

Data Storage/Retention refers to the practice of printing out all company emails and filing them physically in a storage room for future reference, ensuring no digital records are kept.

Data Storage/Retention is the process of deleting all old files and documents regularly to free up space on company servers and ensure that only the most current information is maintained.

Data Storage/Retention involves electronically saving and organising important business files like customer information, sales history, invoices, and other confidential documents.

Data Storage/Retention means keeping all computer equipment, such as hard drives and servers, in a secure warehouse environment without any categorization or organization of the data stored on them.

What are some of the benefits of a business outsourcing its data analysis?

The analyst outsourced will have previous industry experience, it is quicker than training already hired personnel, and the analyst outsourced may have skills that are in short supply at the business.

Outsourcing data analysis ensures that all data is stored offshore, providing enhanced security and compliance, as well as faster processing times for all internal projects.

When a business outsources its data analysis, it gains access to bulk purchasing discounts on software and tools used in analysis, which can significantly reduce operational costs.

Outsourcing data analysis allows companies to offload all their data management tasks to a third party, thereby eliminating the need for effective communication between in-house teams and ensuring that all insights are simplified and generalized.