Business intelligence may be defined as a set of mathematical models and analysis methodologies that systematically exploit the available data to retrieve information and knowledge useful in supporting complex decision-making processes.
Finance for Non-financial Managers offers 24 lessons that explain the building blocks of financial statements, budgets, and audits The book offers the explanations in the context of how readers can use the information in a practical way. Readers get tips and insight into what to look for when reading financial statements, how businesses measure profitability, how to stay on top of the budgeting process, and how to track cash flow.
Finance: The Basics is an introductory text intended to convey the essential elements of the broad topic of finance, with a particular focus on the practical dimension of financial tools, instruments, and markets. The book, which will be written in a jargon-free style, is aimed at first year undergraduates with no previous exposure to financial concepts and will include simple, yet comprehensive, explanations of the primary elements of the topic.
U.S. News & World Report This magazine provides world and international weekly news with an analytical and anticipatory focus. Its extensive business and economic coverage is complemented with practical news for a general readership. In addition, it contains life management information on personal finance, health technology, education and other matters which impact its readers' lives.
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