Advanced analytics generally refers to
A. descriptive and prescriptive analytics.
B. simulation.
C. predictive and prescriptive analytics.
D. decision analysis.
Answer: C
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A. change hindrances B. diversity hindrances C. mission hindrances D. mergers and acquisitions hindrances
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a. The organization has a sense of being a part of its surrounding community and there is reciprocity that is embedded in this relationship. b. The organization sets as its priority the needs of consumers of its products and services. c. The organization reflects the mezzo system level perspective of organizations and communities. d. The organization recognizes the economic and noneconomic consequences of its presence in the community.
As it applies to landowners, which of the following statements regarding liability to a licensee is correct?
a. Whether or not the landowner is responsible for injury depends on whether the licensee is an adult or a child. b. The landowner is liable to a licensee for injuries caused by hidden dangers only. c. Since the licensee is a trespasser on the landowner's property, the landowner is not responsible for injury. d. Since a licensee has permission to be on the landowner's property, the landowner is responsible for all injury whether hidden or obvious.