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Case Analysis 6
MoneyGram
International

Questions
1. Identify how predictive analytics was used to solve the business problem. Explain how the predictive analytics solution works.

2. What are the data used to make the predictive analytics solution work?

Case Analysis 6
MoneyGram
International

Answers

Case Analysis 7
Hamilton County
Department of Education

Questions
1. Identify how predictive analytics was used to solve the business problem. Explain how the predictive analytics solution works. 2. Identify how analytics culture was built in the company.
3. Identify another possible predictive analytics solutions can be applied in schools. Identify the data that you need to be able to provide this predictive solution. Explain how this predictive analytics solution works.

Case Analysis 7
Hamilton County
Department of Education

Answers

Case Analysis 8
North Carolina
State University

Questions

1. Identify what the business objective is.

2. Identify how predictive analytics was used to solve the business problem. Explain how the predictive analytics solution works.
3. How can analytics culture be built in the
company?
4. Identify another possible predictive analytics solution similar to this that can be helpful in another industry.

Case Analysis 8
North Carolina
State University

Answers

Case Analysis 9
XO
Communications
Questions
1. What analytics solution is needed by the
company? What are the necessary components to solve the problem? 2. Why should analytics be used instead of just
hiring more client service managers?
3. Given the CRISP-DM approach that makes
use of the following steps in providing a
predictive analytics solution:
a. Business Understanding
b. Data Understanding
c. Data Preparation
d. Modeling
e. Evaluation
f. Deployment
Give the phases that were described in the
case study given.
4. Identify how the opportunity was identified
and explain why this solution was feasible.
5. Explain why data understanding and data
preparation are important in this analytics
solution.

Case Analysis 9
XO
Communications

Answers

Case Analysis 10
Clark County
Family Services

Questions
1. What type of analytics solution is needed?
Identify the opportunity for an analytics
solution and explain why this solution is
feasible.
2. Identify the source of data for the analytics
solution needed.
3. Who are the business users?
4. What problems should be addressed by the
solution?
5. Explain the analytics solution implementation flow for this case.

Case Analysis 10
Clark County
Family Services

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