Understanding analytics across a variety of functions enables you to be more creative and pragmatic in applying analytics in your own function and enterprise. In this course, you'll learn about the benefits of analytics, and effective applications of analytics and big data in marketing, sales, customer service, manufacturing and supply chain, and human resources functions. This course was developed with subject matter provided by the International Institute for Analytics. (www.iianalytics.com)

Enterprises increasingly rely on analytics for effective decision-making, optimization, and innovation, resulting in an increased demand for an analytically literate workforce. This course covers the benefits of building your analytics literacy, as well as techniques for doing so. This course also covers some common analytics pitfalls, and best practices for supporting effective analytics practices in your organization. This course was developed with subject matter provided by the International Institute for Analytics. (www.iianalytics.com)

A fundamental understanding of statistical analysis methods increases your ability to effectively communicate with data analyst professionals so you can better employ analytics associated with your work. In this course, you'll learn fundamental concepts in distribution, deviation, correlation, regression, and clustering statistical analysis methods. This course was developed with subject matter provided by the International Institute for Analytics. (www.iianalytics.com)

As data and analytics move ever closer to the core of enterprises, it's the contemporary manager's responsibility to both to set an example and to exert their influence to improve business performance and capability through data and analytics. This course covers best practices for encouraging analytics in everyday work, and enabling data and analytics-driven behaviors within the organizational environment. This course also covers key data and analytics project roles. This course was developed with subject matter provided by the International Institute for Analytics. (www.iianalytics.com)

Effective leadership is the most important ingredient for successfully capitalizing on data and analytics. This course covers key concepts for analytical senior managers such as the Delta framework, analytical scorecards, and effectively overcoming data and analytics challenges. This course also provides some key techniques for advancing analytical capabilities across the organization. This course was developed with subject matter provided by the International Institute for Analytics. (www.iianalytics.com)

As industries, enterprises, and jobs become more data-intensive, data literacy is critical to effectively "talk data" with business colleagues and data and analytics professionals who support you in your work. This course covers fundamental concepts in data management, data quality, data privacy and protection, and data governance. This course was developed with subject matter provided by the International Institute for Analytics. (www.iianalytics.com)

Applying analytics to solve business problems and realize business opportunities requires a creative blend of business and technical knowledge, skill, and experience. This course covers key roles, responsibilities, and structures in analytics projects. This course also covers the key subject matter expert activities performed throughout the business analytics development process. This course was developed with subject matter provided by the International Institute for Analytics. (www.iianalytics.com)