Fundamentals of Predictive Analytics: Part Two

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Fundamentals

of Predictive
Analytics
PART TWO
PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES

BUMA 30073
A N A LY T I C S
PREDICTIVE
of
Deploying the
01 Predictive Business 04 Summary
Fundamentals

Analytics Function

Action Plan
02 HR Analytics Software -
Sample
05
Financial Data Software -
03 Sample

A G E N D A
Learning Outcome
At the end of this lesson, you will be able to:

Describe the key structural components, such as


designing a performance measurement system, selecting
KPIs and drivers, and applying a management review process,
that support a deployment of an effective predictive business
analytics function.
Lesson 5
DEPLOYING THE PREDICTIVE
BUSINESS ANALYTICS FUNCTION
In today’s business and economic environment, an
organization must be adaptive to respond effectively to
the magnitude and rapidity of change. Moreover, the
complexities of an organization’s business model
increase the need for key management practices to be
performed flawlessly.
INTEGRATING PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT WITH ANALYTICS

• Relentlessly communicating the strategy to the entire


organization.
• Properly aligning process and organizational capabilities
and resources with the business model.
• Visibly linking performance accountability and rewards
(e.g., bonus, promotion) with operating results.
• Adapting strategies and operations to reflect evolving
business realities.

Key Management Practices


Critical elements of a Performance Management System

Adapting Aligning performance Establishing Conducting


management with dedicated analytical management
business strategy
strategy and operations capabilities operating reviews

Pursuing fact-based, A disciplined and rigorous


Responding to the Using the right information-driven discussion among leadership
resources for the right team members of current and
changing business decision management
forecasted operating results
environment. things and measuring practices to monitor and their implications to
the right indicators. and manage desired strategies and ongoing
results. operations.
A well-designed performance management system enables a company to
develop and utilize a coherent set of performance measures or key
performance indicators (KPIs) that are translated into concrete and
operational terms that can be measured, communicated, and used to drive
reporting, analysis, decision making, and action at both the business unit and
individual levels.
Deployment of Predictive Business Analytics

Step 1 Step 2 Step 3


Defining Key Designing &
Getting Performance developing
Started Indicators/ predictive
Measures business
analytics

1.Select a critical few.


▪ Executive sponsorship 2.Seek a balance
and culture between leading and • Reactive
▪ Governance and status lagging measures as • Systemic
updates
▪ Project management
well as financial and • Dynamic
nonfinancial ones.
▪ People • Collaborative
▪ Tools
3.Ensure alignment
.
▪ Data standards with strategies,
▪ Process and workflow operations, and
▪ Use of consulting organizational roles
services. and responsibilities
IMPLEMENTATION APPROACHES
Pilot

• organizations decide to implement these process changes by first selecting


a pilot department or function.

Scaled phase-in.

• involve several concurrent pilot departments or functions that offer the


opportunity to (1) use broader sets of analytical focus and more extensive
drivers, and (2) utilize the wider scope of management responsibilities and
decision making.

Division-wide/enterprise-wide

• The focus could be on a division (e.g., consumer lending, retail


banking, personal lines insurance) or a major department (e.g.,
education, public safety, graduate business school within a
university).
CHANGE MANAGEMENT

A clear program for effecting change will help


with the implementation of predictive analytics.

A change management role requires an


understanding of the broader social and behavioral
issues involved in implementing innovations and
new ways of working.

Characteristics of an Effective Implementation of a PBA Capability

Communications Education Training


Key Benefits
Here are a few key benefits that businesses can expect to find when incorporating
predictive analytics into their overall learning analytics strategy:

•Personalize the training needs of employees by identifying their


gaps, strengths, and weaknesses; specific learning resources and
training can be offered to support individual needs.

•Retain Talent by tracking and understanding employee career


progression and forecasting what skills and learning resources
would best benefit their career paths. Knowing what skills
employees need also benefits the design of future training.

•Support employees who may be falling behind or not reaching


their potential by offering intervention support before their
performance puts them at risk.

•Simplified reporting and visuals that keep everyone updated


when predictive forecasting is required
HR
Analytics
HR analytics is the process of collecting and analyzing Human Resource
(HR) data in order to improve an organization’s workforce performance.

The process can also be referred to as talent analytics, people analytics,


or even workforce analytics.

Workday Workday Analytics

https://www.workday.com/ https://www.workday.com/en-
us/products/analytics-reporting/overview.html
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Excel! Online Learning

ORGANIZING
DATA
using
MS Excel

B A S I C S K I L L

LEARNING
E X C E L
You are now able to:

Describe the key structural components, such as


designing a performance measurement system,
selecting KPIs and drivers, and applying a
management review process, that support a
deployment of an effective predictive business
analytics function.

Summary
Action Plan

TO DO
1.Explore Coding
2.Learn MS Excel

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Lesson 5 Excel 2016 Basics Exploring Coding
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Excel Formulas
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THANK YOU
Prepared by: Prof. Michelle S. Lasundin

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