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Journal:
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Teaching Notes (2024) 20 (1): 226–249.
Published: 02 January 2024
... behavior, business statistics or quantitative methods or data visualization and cleaning as background knowledge for this case. Specifically, students should understand regression analysis and know when and how the tool is used for managerial decision-making. Quantitative analysis Human resources...
Teaching Notes
Journal:
Teaching Notes
Teaching Notes 1–13.
Published: 01 November 2018
... supply chain. Dr. Ted Farris, Ted.Farris@unt.edu +1 940.565.4368 14 09 2018 © Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals 2008 Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals Licensed re-use rights only Cash to cash quantitative analysis profit leverage fashion...
Teaching Notes
Journal:
Teaching Notes
Teaching Notes 1–24.
Published: 20 January 2017
... as a quantitative analysis case with an “QA” in the case number; this facilitates the instructor's engagement in the ethical analysis to be unexpected, if so desired. In the joint class setting, the discussion focuses on both the quantitative risk assessment, and the ethical implications of those risks...
