Previously, we discussed how to find out what has happened (Descriptive analytics) and then we got to understanding why it has happened (Diagnostic analytics).  It’s time...

Once you have a good understanding of what has happened (Descriptive analytics) it’s time to consider why it happened. Diagnostic analytics refers to the methods used...

Descriptive analytics is using data to answer what has happened. This makes descriptive analytics an essential aspect of every business; before deciding what is next, we...

Analytics is the process of applying math to data to get insights into specific questions. Data Analytics has become a diverse and all-encompassing tool that deals...