There are three dimensions to Extreme Data - volume, velocity, and variety, - and management of these dimensions is critical when it comes to winning the battle for control of enterprise data amid the conflicting requirements of business intelligence and reporting vs. data mining and statistical analysis. Management of the data is often part of an Information Lifecycle Management strategy (ILM) or Nearline approach.
The official definition for a quantitative model is " Collection of mathematical and statistical methods used in the solution of managerial and decision-making problems, also called operations research (OR) and management science."
The official definition for a quantitative model is " Collection of mathematical and statistical methods used in the solution of managerial and decision-making problems, also called operations research (OR) and management science."
Identity management has many different dimensions in order to protect a company's or just personal information. It is a necessary and key attribute to keeping a company running smoothly. Protecting confidential information, verifying potential threats, storing massive amounts of information are some of the issues identity management can prevent.
For the most part its statistical information, how many employees are in section X of Y, what percentage of management is X or Y, Total employee costs, whats the additional cost incurred of project x ( say adding an additional benifit to personal Y). Cost of employees Hired, attriction rates, turnover, percentage of employees approching retirement, cost of employee models etc. most of these calculations can be facilitated in excel.
characteristic and significance of MIS
Significance of participation in urban management Significance of participation in urban management
Martin J. Deutch has written: 'An investigation of some statistical methods of evaluationg the reliability of results of laboratory tests of petrolem products' -- subject(s): Management
Generic reports, automated reports, and manual reports can be generated from management information systems. The type of reports generated will depend on the type of the management information system used.
Typical information from a MIS includes statistical summaries, exception reports, periodic as well as on-demand reports, comparative analysis, projections, early detection, routine reports, and communications.
Karl Froeschl has written: 'Metadata management in statistical information processing' -- subject(s): Mathematical statistics, Data processing, Metadata
Office of Personnel Management (OPM)
it help management in decision making it also help management to ascertain the cost of a product
An intelligence collections manager must process and organize a collection of intelligence information from varying sources. The manager simply collects the information and is not required to attempt to validate the information, nor analyze the significance of it.
Amanda F. Linnell Nemec has written: 'Guidelines for the statistical analysis of forest vegetation management data' -- subject(s): Statistical methods, Weed control, Forests and forestry, Forest management
Ian Nigel Lockhart has written: 'An investigation into the impact of computerised management information systems upon the development of solicitors' practices in Northern Ireland'
A feasibility study is an evaluation and analysis of the potential of the proposed project which is based on extensive investigation and research to give full comfort to the decision makers.