Analytics: Data Science, Data Analysis and Predictive Analytics for Business

by Daniel Covington

UPDATED AND IMPROVED Thank you to all those leaving reviews and providing feedback! SO MANY PEOPLE DREAM OF BECOMING THEIR OWN BOSS OR SUCCEEDING IN THEIR CHOSEN PROFESSION, AND WITH THE RESOURCES AVAILABLE TODAY, MORE ENTREPRENEURS AND PROFESSIONALS ARE ACHIEVING GREAT SUCCESS! HOWEVER, SUCCESS SHOULD BE DEFINED FOR THE LONG TERM, AND AS OPPORTUNITIES START TO GROW, SO DOES THE COMPETITION. Getting your business up and running or starting on your career path is one thing, but have a sustainable business or career is completely another. Many people make the mistake of making plans but having no follow-through. This is where analytics comes in. Don’t you wish to have the power to know what your target consumers are thinking? Won’t you want to have a preview of what future trends to expect in the market you are in? Well, this book is just the one you need. This book will teach you, in simple and easy-to-understand terms, how to take advantage of data from your daily operations and make such data a powerful tool that can influence how well your business does over time. The contents of this book are designed to help you use data to your advantage to enhance business outcomes! Here’s what this book will teach Why data is your single most powerful toolHow to conduct data analysis to enhance your businessWhich steps to take in performing predictive analysisWhat techniques you need to employ to achieve sustainable success Regression techniquesMachine learning strategiesRisk management tipsAnd much, much, more You will never be able to get information this comprehensive anywhere else. Knowing and following the strategies in this book will surely get you on your way to having the best business outcomes! To learn what you need to know; SCROLL UP AND DOWNLOAD YOUR COPY TODAY!

293 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 22, 2015

Reviews

[Jim Lyons · Rating 2 out of 5]

A nice outline of the field, but I could have used more "where to go next" advice. There are no references, notes, nor bibliography, and the ebook lacks an author's bio as well. Who is Daniel Covington and why should we rely on him?

[Tim · Rating 2 out of 5]

There's no math or algorithms here - just high-level descriptions about how analytics can be useful.

[Shannon Andrews · Rating 5 out of 5]

In one of our subject in college I used this book as a reference and I am thankful indeed to Covington as everything about Analytics has been explained to me in full details with an in depth manner that I was able to comprehend its true essence. With the aid of this book I learned the basics of Data Science as it is easy to read that it touched down variety of academic disciplines, including business, computer science, statistics, in relation to the idea of discovering new insights and ideas from data gathering. All in all this is a very informative book analytics has been so simple for me and thus helped me a lot passed this subject during my college days.

[Rodrigo Castilho · Rating 1 out of 5]

Mr. Covington has clearly mastered a technique I longed for during my college days: to fill an insane amount of pages with zero actual content.

Realizing this book had chapters on predictive analysis and R was pretty much what sealed the purchase; my hopes were that of learning techniques with practical examples, and what I got in return were a few pages with a content so poor that would make a Business Administration introductory course teacher proud.

I've got a pretty solid decade's worth of work experience which might've led most of the content being obvious to me, but then again the title is absurdly misleading and I felt as though I've been ripped off.

[Sara W. · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a great book to read! Becoming a boss is not that easy especially if you are fully equipped and knowledgeable enough about business. Planning your own business is a must and need to study and understand first before pursuing such. With the help of his book, everything you need and want to learn will be provided. Included here the data analysis that sometimes everyone found it more difficult to handle. Also some tips and techniques to sustain success. I do hope that everyone will read this book as their guide to business success.

[Jonathan Moss · Rating 2 out of 5]

I think anything I got out of this book was entirely coincidental. This is a much fluffier book on analytics than I was thinking it would be. Definitely not for a stats or math person. Might be good for someone who has just learned the term Analytics.

[Jason · Rating 2 out of 5]

Eh...it was a decent enough primer, but not a lot of substance.