Week 7 - Analytics Driven-Change and Decision Thinking Flashcards

(24 cards)

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Analytics is used to

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inform and improve decision-making across different levels and functions within the organisation.

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What is the first paradigm (a typical example or pattern of something) shift in business innovation?

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From scientific method to collective and iterative problem-solving.

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What are some barriers to business innovation?

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  • Strategic
  • Organisational
  • Technological
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Design thinking is defined as a _______ approach to innovation that integrates the needs of people, technology, and business success.

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human-centered

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What are the two foundations of design thinking?

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  • Human-Centeredness
  • Problem-Orientedness
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What does human-centeredness in design thinking emphasise?

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  • Solutions follow problems
  • Problems have emotional aspects
  • There are multiple versions of the same problem
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What is the essence of design thinking?

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To put people first, suspend assumptions, and embrace change.

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What is the focus of predictive models in business analytics?

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  • Building predictive capabilities
  • Delivering business outcomes
  • Managing risks to deliver benefits
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9
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Is design thinking only about technology and investment.

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no

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What is the significance of empathy mapping in design thinking?

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It helps understand users’ experiences and needs.

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What is the goal of incorporating design thinking into business analytics?

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To allow companies to innovate their products, services, and processes.

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The design thinking process is a _______ activity.

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human

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13
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What are the critical aspects of the analytical thinking process?

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  • Certainty
  • Refinement of ideas
  • Looking for the best choice
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What does intuitive thinking rely heavily on?

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  • Creativity
  • Generation of ideas
  • Experiences
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What are the two main shifts in business analytics?

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  • From analytics world to business universe
  • From predictive models to business outcomes
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16
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What is the relationship between problems and solutions in design thinking?

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Solutions follow problems.

17
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What is the importance of a broader view of business value in analytics?

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To understand what constitutes a benefit from the stakeholders’ perspective.

18
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List two tools used in design thinking.

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  • Empathy Map
  • Lotus Blossom
19
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What does design thinking prioritise over machines?

20
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What is the Lotus Blossom Technique?

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a structured brainstorming exercise that expands on a central idea or problem by systematically generating related ideas and solutions

21
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What is the purpose of the Lotus Blossom technique?

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To facilitate problem-solving and brainstorming in design thinking.

22
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What is the focus of design-oriented thinking in implementing analytics?

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To derive knowledge from analytics for innovation.

23
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What is the role of leaders in design thinking according to Tim Brown?

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To use it to lower costs, improve offerings, and grow.

24
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The function of thinking is not just solving an actual problem but _______.

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discovering, envisaging, going into deeper questions