Identifying the Data in the Document

Data Review

Questions to be answered about

Analytics and AI-driven enterprises thrive in the Age of With: The culture catalyst 

Data Collected – What do you know about the data that is used to develop the findings and inferences that are being presented in this document:

1. What is the size of the sample? (Read the document methodology carefully)

1. Who were the participants sampled? (What types of organizational roles did they have?)

1. What do you know about the organizations the participants came from?

1. How was the data collected?

1. What is the margin of error for this data?

1. What is the confidence level?

Review the data and its utility Using the answers from above:

1. How would you identify the population the sample in this data intended to represent?

1. How do the sample and population described relate to the hypothetical company you work for?

Identifying the Data in the Document

Go through the document and highlight any place that the data is presented in the text. Then identify the most important three to five points that are most important to the argument you will have to make and briefly describe how they can be used in your argument

There are 6 figures in the document identify briefly what each one tells you.  And identify the two you think are most important to supporting the argument you will be making in the memorandum.

Identify the two most important graphs for supporting the argument that your division of the company should make data literacy and new hire requirement.  Then state how it supports that argument.

The first element of the body of you IDL2 final document will remind executives of some of the roles of probability and statistics in your field.  In your IDL 1 assignment you presented this information to first year college students. How will you present this information differently now that you are presenting it to a different audience?