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  • No code required • ROI-led • Manager-friendly

Data Science for managers Analytics & AI Strategy

Stop guessing. Start measuring. Learn how to ask the right questions, interpret dashboards, challenge weak analysis, and evaluate AI initiatives—without becoming a data engineer.

For leaders, managers, entrepreneurs
Dashboards, KPIs, and decision clarity
Practical AI use-cases + governance
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CPA • ROAS • CLV

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CPA • ROAS • CLV

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CPA • ROAS • CLV

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CPA • ROAS • CLV

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CPA • ROAS • CLV

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Kill the HiPPO.

The Highest Paid Person’s Opinion often overrules evidence. In the age of AI, “gut feeling” without measurement becomes a liability.

  • Stop dashboard theater — learn what a KPI must prove (and what it hides).
  • Ask better questions— define the decision first, then the data.
  • Prevent AI waste — evaluate use-cases by ROI, risk, and feasibility.
  • Reduce bad decisions — understand bias, correlation traps, and sample issues.
  • Decision Signal (Live)

Opinion vs Evidence — what changes when you measure

Opinion-based

Data-driven

  • This course trains leaders to challenge weak analysis without slowing the business— by using a simple decision framework, clean KPIs, and practical AI governance.
  • KPI discipline
  • Dashboard clarity
  • Risk controls
  • Core Modules

Understanding the logic, not the syntax

Built for decision makers: practical, non-technical, and designed to improve the quality of business choices.

Data Literacy 101

01

Understand the language of data so you can lead analysts and challenge weak conclusions.

 
  • Mean vs median, outliers, distributions
  • Correlation vs causation (the costly trap)
  • Bias basics: selection, survivorship, confirmation

KPI Design & Measurement

02

Turn “reporting” into real management—define KPIs that drive actions, not confusion.

 
  • Leading vs lagging indicators
  • Metrics that lie (vanity vs value)
  • Targets, baselines, and signal vs noise

Storytelling with Data

03

Make charts that explain the truth quickly—without confusing executives or teams.

  • Visual clarity rules (what to remove)
  • Selecting the right chart for the question
  • Executive dashboard do’s & don’ts

Analytics Types (Descriptive → Prescriptive)

04

Move from “what happened” to “what should we do” using structured analysis.

  • Root causes vs correlations
  • Forecasting logic (no math overload)
  • Scenario planning with assumptions

AI & Machine Learning for Managers

05

Demystify the buzzwords and learn what’s real, what’s hype, and what’s risky.

  • ML vs GenAI, where each fits
  • What “model accuracy” doesn’t tell you
  • Automation opportunities by department

AI Governance & Ethics

06

Adopt AI without reputation, privacy, and compliance surprises.

  • Data privacy, access controls, approvals
  • Bias/fairness, hallucinations, human oversight
  • The “Responsible AI” checklist

Experimentation & A/B Thinking

07

Build a culture of testing so decisions stop being political and start being provable.

  • Simple A/B logic (sample + time + bias)
  • Minimum viable experiment design
  • How to avoid false wins

Decision Frameworks & Executive Habits

08

Turn insights into action—how leaders should run review meetings in a data-driven org.

  • The 5 executive questions to demand clarity
  • Pre-mortems and risk-aware decisions
  • KPI review rhythm that prevents “noise panic”
  • Optional Add-On: Dashboard Clinic

Participants bring their monthly reports or dashboards (Excel/PPT/BI). We critique clarity, improve KPI logic, and rebuild at least one “executive-ready” view during the session.

 
  • DIKW Pyramid

Move up the chain

Your organization may have lots of data but still make weak decisions. The goal is not “more data.” The goal is better action.

  • Wisdom (Action)
  • Knowledge (Context)
  • Information (Processed)
  • Data (Raw Numbers)
  • What you take back
  • Toolkits

A manager-friendly toolkit you can apply immediately with your team.

  • KPI design worksheet (value vs vanity)
  • Dashboard clarity checklist
  • AI governance mini-policy template
  • A/B experiment planner
  • “Questions leaders must ask” card
  • Risk & bias red-flag checklist
  • Practical
  • Safe
  • AI-ready
  • FAQS

Risk & bias red-flag checklist

Clear expectations. No jargon traps. No fake complexity.

No. We focus on business-friendly statistics and logic: averages, distributions, outliers, bias, and what a chart truly implies. You'll learn interpretation, not equations.

We use Excel for demonstrations because everyone has it. Concepts translate to Power BI/Tableau/SQL/Python, but this course is designed specifically for leadership decisions-without writing code.

Yes. The "Dashboard Clinic" option allows participants to bring current reports and dashboards. We Improve clarity, strengthen KPI logic, and rebuild at least one executive-ready view during the session.

Yes-through a manager lens: use-case selection, ROI checks, privacy/risk controls, human oversight, and how to avoid "Al hype spending."

  • Evidence-led • AI-ready • No-code

Trust the Numbers.

Transform managers into data-driven decision makers—who can lead analysts, challenge weak
dashboards, and adopt AI with confidence.
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