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Apr 23, 2020
An excellent course journey for this subject - Data Driven Decison Making, very good content with relevant case assignment and they are paced comfortably to allow me as learner to grasp the knowledge.
May 10, 2018
Great high-level introduction into what big data is, how data & analytics is impacting business decision making, and how PwC uses data & analytics to improve the quality of work delivered to clients.
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May 25, 2020
I learned the fundamentals of how to achieve Data-driven decision making by a step-by-step process.
We need to always keep in mind the business problem and move forward.
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Mar 24, 2018
I have enjoyed the course as i can relate the course content with the real world issues and understand on a high level how data analytics is going to solve the problems.
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May 15, 2020
Beautifully crafted and well explained by each professionals. The content delivery is very very good and well structured too. Very happy to see good courses like this.
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Mar 01, 2019
it gives basic conceptual thinking of how to think based on data. it really refreshens up on how I think logically and factually instead of based on guts and feelings.
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Aug 01, 2019
Very engaging and practical, I especially enjoyed the final assignment which enabled me to look back at my notes and course material to really get to grips with it.
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Nov 02, 2018
Great high level course, wonderful introduction to anyone seeking to learn more on data analytics, big data, data tools, etc.
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Jul 14, 2020
This is an excellent start point for all professionals aspiring a career in Data & Analytics. The course content is curatedin a way that helps you stay focused!!
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Jan 06, 2018
gain true insights on Data driven decision making.Looking forward for more detailed study of Data Analytics and Data visualization.
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Mar 17, 2020
Great course for beginners. Here the user will understand about the base of the Data Analysis and various tools available for operation performantions.
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Nov 15, 2018
Good theoretical overview of different types of data, the uses and business applications. Looking forward to more practical examples in the following courses.
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May 03, 2020
The course is very well structured to get a holistic view of Data analytics. It touched a lot of core concepts, tools, use cases, and trends in the industry.
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Nov 27, 2016
Very eye-opening. It makes sense now to make decisions by going through and analyzing data; no more gut feelings and intuitions (probably just a little bit).
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Sep 13, 2017
Amazing course it really shows the importance of data in the business world and how it can transform a business into a successful one. I highly recommend it
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Apr 10, 2018
Excellent introductory course for aspiring data analytics professionals. Step by step, clear cut methodology followed which develops interests in students.
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May 08, 2017
Es una excelente introducción al mundo de la analítica, me permitió conocer y diferenciar las materias de las que se ocupa y en qué ámbitos me puede ser út
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Apr 10, 2018
A very informative course on the most important trends in business. Helpful in getting to know the job opportunities that we have as professionals at pwc.
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This course is a complete introduction to Data and analytics and how organizations uses it to solve business problems. It really an interesting course!!!
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Oct 29, 2019
Great overview of data-driven decision, especially week 4's simulation and last assignment. It's an insightful guide for me even to recognize consulting.
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Oct 25, 2017
For those who know little about data-driven decision making, this course is useful and is going to give a good understanding of the topic to the student.
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A very good course to get a head start in Data-driven Decision Making and the field of Business Analytics. Looking forward to more such courses from PwC.
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I found this course extremely interactive and easy to understand. I would definitely recommend this course to anyone who is interested in data analytics.
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This was the best introduction i have ever seen on Data analysis. It definitely solidified my interest in data science (well, data analysis for me :-))!
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Everything was great. All information were useful and very interesting. I like simulation and final project a lot. It was great experience for me. Thank
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It made me aware about all the insights of the decision making through data. I am been able to understand the industry in a much better way. Thanks pwc.
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Best source to learn the basics of data driven decision making, every concept is well explained with industry professionals. Thank you PWC and Coursera


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I know I've been promising this post for some time now, and my sincere apologies that it's taken me so long! (I have come to realize that I have a very poor grip on time management. I always think I can do so much more than is actually feasible.) Anyhoo, a while back I was kindly asked to share how I put together my monthly Themes & Plans posts and today, as I sat down to work on the May installment, I took a few pictures and jotted down notes as I went ...
And here they are. :)
Pictured above is my workspace ("Mama's side" of the learning table). This is going to sound kind of nutty, but I always clean the room before starting. I clear off and wipe down the table. I neaten the side tables, countertops and bookshelves around me. I vacuum. I have to feel really free of distractions, and I like to spread out as I work. I don't kid myself and think I'm going to sit down and work for hours at a time on this post. I will do it in bits and pieces as I have time throughout the day, or as the case may be, days. But gathering all my things and setting them up nicely always gets me off to a good start.
So, with everything piled neatly in front of me, I then start working my way through the piles. (Not shown, off to the left, is my laptop parked on a folding table.)
I should start by saying that the first thing I do is to print out a copy of my previous month's Themes & Plans (in this case, April). I jot all my notes for the new post directly on those papers; this way I don't repeat myself and I remember all the lists I need to fill out.
I also pull every seasonal and liturgical idea book I own off the shelf (or at least the ones I like best) and set them on the table. You can see them in the top photo, and find them at the links listed throughout this post. (Yep, there's a lot of them. But you know, I've been collecting for years.) :)
I also bring out my past journals from this time of year, and the hanging file that holds my weekly folders for May and June:
Also at hand, my month-at-a-glance calendar, and a hot cup of tea.
I begin with the first list of the post: Nature. I jot down things that come to mind right away (apple blossoms, for instance). I look at my calendar for the date of the full moon, and if I can't remember the name of this month's moon, I check here. Then I look through my favorite seasonal/nature books:
- The Kids' Nature Almanac
- The Beginning Naturalist
- A Field Guide to your Own Backyard
- New England Nature Watch
- The Curious Naturalist
- Let Nature Be the Teacher
I also visit the May archives of this blog and my other blog, The Nature Corner. This has been a neat way to remember what we observed or discovered at each turn of the year.
My next list is Folklore, which generally means the birthstone and flower of the month as well as any old sayings or farmer's wisdom. I find things like this in The New England Butt'ry Shelf Almanac, The Nature Notes of an Edwardian Lady (which really should have been in my book pile, but somehow got left out) and I also find a lot of lovely nature poems and sayings at this site.
For the Food list, I kind of work off memory (I was once, briefly, a food writer) and my years of experience reading foodie magazines. ;) If I am stumped, I do a quick google for something like: in season food May and find more ideas at sites like this. I can also look through my Martha magazines for meal ideas (like November is the time to start your fruitcake, and baked apples make a perfect breakfast in October), but generally, I just think about what kinds of things are plentiful, flavorful and comforting at this particular time of year.
My post next addresses Faith, and for that list I consult my calendar, as well as the website, Catholic Culture. I list feast days (solemnities and memorials) as well as any other notables (like Sacraments being made or when the Pope visited last month). This is just a (partial) list of what's happening on the Catholic calendar this month - actual ideas for activities and celebrations come further down in the post.
Household (& Garden) is my next list and for that I just think about what needs to be done around the house! I have a general outline of seasonal maintenance that needs to happen ~ culled from years of reading Martha and other housekeeping mags and paying attention to the routines of my mother and grandmother. I might also do another quick google for, say, a spring cleaning checklist, and from there find plenty of sites like this. And of course there is always Martha for great housekeeping tips.
Then we have the list called Life, and by that I mean any kind of holiday or event that takes place this month (other than those liturgical days already listed). Again, I turn to my calendar (and my blog archive from last year) for initial information (things like birthdays, local sports and events). As for all those obscure holidays - National This or That Day - I find them in a couple of different books (Literature for Lively Lessons and China Bayle's Book of Days) as well as a website or two (Web-Holidays and About.com).
And then comes the Book Basket - which is so much fun to fill up! :) I start with my own basket (I organize our books by season), and list all those titles. Then I consider what special themes we're exporing this month (honeybees or rivers for example) and look online for new (sometimes familiar but forgotten) titles, cross-referencing with my library (natch). Most of our books reflect nature themes and holidays. It is very easy to find titles at Amazon - in fact you can get quite carried away. ;) By the way, the aforementioned Literature for Lively Lessons has lots of book suggestions for all the special days of the year (many of which are author or illustrator birthdays).
After the Book Basket, I brainstorm a few ideas for possible Field Trips & Outings. These usually jive with our studies that month, but almost always are seasonal in nature. (Much of what we do as home learners is seasonal in nature.) I list three or four ideas, hoping we'll do at least one or two. I can tell you right now, there will be a field trip to a local orchard to sketch the apple trees in bloom. :)
My final list is usually my biggest - Crafts & Activities - and these ideas I find, literally, everywhere. I bookmark them at blogs and boards and I dog-ear them in magazines like Family Fun, Faith & Family, Wondertime, and Living Crafts (a new favorite). Some things I brainstorm myself (because I so love to dream up nature-inspired activities and crafts for the children) but many of my ideas come from books, and here are some of my favorites (and I've *starred* my very, very favorites):
- Earthways*
- Hollyhock Days
- Roots, Shoots, Buckets and Boots
- Sunflower Houses*
- All Year Round*
- The Children's Year
- Festivals, Family and Food
- The Creative Family
- A Child's Seasonal Treasury
- Mrs. Sharp's Traditions*
- Project Seasons
- Hands-On Nature
- The Big Book of Catholic Customs and Traditions
- A Book of Feasts and Seasons*
- The Catholic Parent's Book of Feasts
- The Catholic Home
As a last step, because it's most indulgent, I go through my journals for any other ideas I might have had in the past. I've been keeping journals off and on for years, but devotedly in the last two or three. I know I've posted about my journals before, but they are basically a holding zone for every idea, clipping or article I might come across (as well as my own thoughts, of course). I never expect to get to each and every possibility, but keeping them on file in this way means there's a chance they might be useful to my family someday.
Well, this was a mighty long post, and if you've stayed with me this long, I thank you! And if this is helpful to someone, I am thrilled. (That's the whole point to blogging, isn't it?) Seasons come and go so quickly, and each one is, truly, a gift. Planning and enjoying the seasons has been a passion of mine since I was a little girl. Somewhere around here I have the "Autumn Planbook" I made when I was in - oh, I think, 7th grade? A bunch of loose-leaf paper stapled together, decorated with drawings and big bubbly printing. It was all about the "whispy tendrils of woodsmoke," "the golden leaves fluttering by on the crisp breeze" and the "apple crisp baking in the oven." And, because I was 12, it was also all about the Holly Hobbie skirts, penny loafers and the fair isle sweaters for the new school year. :) Yes, I've always been a sap for the seasons, and I guess I'll never change ...
Have a wonderful night, my friends. I'll see you again sometime tomorrow. :)

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Mull of Kintyre Music Festival 2012
16th – 19th August 2012
Thursday 16th August
Young Folk Night
Heritage Centre, Campbeltown Doors 7pm (£7.00 )
This is a showcase for the young musical talent of South Kintyre.
Friday 17th August
Friday Night Festival Concert/Ceilidh
Victoria Hall, Campbeltown, Doors 7.30pm (£15.00)
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Hannah Fisher & Sorren McLean
Kintyre Schools Pipe Band
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Saturday 18th August
Saturday Traditional Concert (£20.00)
Heritage Centre, Campbeltown (Doors 7.00pm)
Tannahill Weavers
Eilean Mo Ghaoil (The Music of Arran)
Linzi Murphy
Arthur Johnstone (MC)
Saturday Victoria Hall. Saw Doctors Concert (£25.00)
Victoria Hall, Campbeltown, Doors 9.30pm (£25.00)
The Saw Doctors
Sunday 19th August
The Mitchell's Glengyle Distillery Dalriada Connections Concert
Heritage Centre, Campbeltown (£10.00 incl sponsors miniature) Doors 1.30pm
Triona Ni Dhomhnail (Ex Bothy Band vocalist)
Gillian Frame & Padraig O'Neil
Lorne MacDougall, Frank Rochford, Ross Kennedy, Scooter Muse.
Seudan Acadamaigh an Tarbert (Tarbert Academy Folk Group)
Struan Thorp, Mairi Voinot, Jamie Kennedy
Dalriada Connections Band
Survivors Night Concert (£22)
Victoria Hall, Campbeltown, Doors 7.30pm (£22.00)
Slainte Davaar Allstars
Violent Echo, Medium High
Machrihanish Dunes Sound of Kintyre Pipe Band
Gullion, Adam Fortune, Il Brasso, Session A83
+ many guest artists who have appeared at Survivors Night over the past 20 years .
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Use the Internet to research instances of whistleblowing in publicly traded companies within the last 12 months.
Write a two to three (2-3) page paper in which you:
1. 1-Describe the key characteristics of a whistleblower, and briefly summarize one (1) researched instance of whistleblowing in one (1) publicly traded company within the last 12 months. Include the details of the issue that the whistleblower reported and the effect of the whistleblower's actions on both the whistleblower himself and the company.
2. -Decide whether or not the whistleblower was justified in reporting the company's actions. Provide a rationale for your response.
3. -Examine the extent to which the whistleblower would be protected under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. Justify your response.
4. -Use at least two (2) quality resources in this assignment. Note: Wikipedia is not an acceptable reference and proprietary Websites do not qualify as academic resources.
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Dear Annelid enthusiasts, Like Robin Wilson, I too would like to express my thanks to Linda and Kristian for providing such an extensive bibliography to the annelid community. This resource will make all of our lives much easier. I would like to write a few lines and inform readers of my experience with the bibiography thus far. First, I have Papyrus up an running on my PC. I was able to successfully restore Linda's .bb files both on my home PC and in my office. At home it was necessary to let the restoration run overnight on the 50 Mhz 486 I have there, in the office, it took about 2 hrs on a 100 Mhz Pentium. In order to achieve Linda's 20 minutes, I guess one would need a 166 to 200 Mhz Pentium or perhaps a Pentium Pro. In any case, the restoration was successful and I think the reference count was something like 17,481. I immediately began to run the bibiography through some exercises and was very excited about the results. First I searched for my own bibliographic citations and those of some colleagues. I was actually surprised that my own citations contained some obscure things like Pacific Marine Stations Research Reports! Since my former lab ceased to exist in 1979, those reports are quite rare. I have two full sets, so if anyone wants them, let me know and I shall make some copies. These primarily deal with the ecology of Tomales Bay. I next did some searches on specific families, particularly Oweniidae and Scalibregmatidae, the chapters on which I am presently working for the Santa Maria Basin Taxonomic Atlas. I did notice some references missed by me previously and that has helped the effort. I also did searches from the Comments files and there is where searches for genera and species will be successful, although as Linda has mentioned, those are not complete. Another very useful feature is to run a listing of the Journals. If you have ever wanted to look up the entire spelling of some obscure journal...well, we now have a list. Imagine how this will make your compilation of Literature Cited sections easier for those journals requiring full citations. All you need is to print the list and put it in a notebook for future reference. In general, it appears that the bibiography is complete through 1993, but that some things are missing from 1994 onward, although there are many 1996 references included. I strongly recommend that potential users purchase a copy of Papyrus. It only costs $99 and is very powerful. This has to be the best bargain in bibliographic databases available. The searches are fast. Results can be printed to screen, printer, or disk. On disk, the file will be converted to whatever Wordprocessor you select. I use WordPerfect and the formatting appeared flawless whether into 5.1 or Windows 6.1. The only problem you might experience is with on-board memory. Papyrus is a DOS based program, and although you can open it in Windows it apparently needs about 500 KB of on-board RAM to load. It utilizes expanded memory for operations, but needs the on-board RAM to load. At least that is what my version 7.011 seems to require. So, if you have been using Windows recently, you might do a MEM check in DOS to see if you have at least 500KB or RAM, if not, you might want to check your memory allocations. The fully installed version of Linda and Kristian's files take up about 15MB of disk space. For my part, I plan to tailor things to some personal requirements. I might suggest that any future updates include input files of new citations rather than full restoration versions. Oh, Linda, among my citations is a reference to a chapter by Grassle, Maciolek and Blake in a book by George Woodwell, "The Earth in Transition." The date is listed as (?), it is actually 1990. So, on behalf of Brigitte, Nancy, and others here in Massachusetts, I say thank you for such an exhaustive and useful resource!!!!!!!!!! Bye, Jim Blake ENSR, 89 Water Street Woods Hole, MA 02543 (jablake at ix.netcom.com) -- ANNELIDA LIST Server address = biosci-server at net.bio.net (un/subscribes) Discussion address = annelida at net.bio.net (talk to all members) List archives = URL:http://www.bio.net:80/hypermail/ANNELIDA/ Research resource = URL:http://www.keil.ukans.edu/~worms/annelid.html


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German Green Party leader in Hamburg Anna Gallina accompanied one of the several migrant rescue NGOs accused of helping or encouraging people smugglers by the European Union.
Ms. Gallina joined the crew of Sea-Eye, one of the German NGOs which operates in the Mediterranean looking for migrant boats, taking them onboard and bringing them to Europe, Die Welt reports.
The left wing politician took part in the NGO's sixth voyage off the coast of Libya, saying:"I am going to Libya in the next few weeks because I want to contribute to the salvation of the people." Gallina indicated she was not going just to observe the NGOs actions, but rather to participate in the rescue operations.
"My commitment is also explicitly seen as a solidarity document for local NGOs, which are massively discredited in Italy," she added.
Italian politicians and members of the public are describing the actions of the NGOs not as rescue operations but as "taxi services" for migrants looking to get to Europe. As a result, many of the non-profits have lost much of their former funding.
Italian prosecutor Carmelo Zuccaro has taken the issue even further suggesting many of the NGOs may actually be working with people smugglers. "We have evidence that there are direct contacts between certain NGOs and people traffickers in Libya," Zuccaro said.
"We do not yet know if and how we could use this evidence in court, but we are quite certain about what we say; telephone calls from Libya to certain NGOs, lamps that illuminate the route to these organisations' boats, boats that suddenly turn off their (locating) transponders, are ascertained facts," he added.
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Sea-Eye spokesman Hans-Peter Buschheuer hit out at critics saying: "We are definitely not a taxi for refugees."
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